- After Your Computed Tomography (CT) Scan - Stanford Health Care
Learn about what to expect after receiving a CT scan, including possible discomfort and instructions for those accompanying you to the procedure
- What to expect before, during, and after a CT scan with contrast
A CT scan with contrast is noninvasive and painless, and although some people will feel a warmth from the contrast agent, more serious side effects are rare In this short guide, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about what to expect before, during, and after your upcoming CT with contrast
- CT (Computed Tomography) Scan (Aftercare Instructions)
Care guide for CT (Computed Tomography) Scan (Aftercare Instructions) Includes: possible causes, signs and symptoms, standard treatment options and means of care and support
- What To Expect Before, During, And After A CT Scan
Do you need to have a CT scan? Prepare yourself by learning what to expect before, during, and after the scan
- CT scans with or without contrast: Patient information sheet
Before or during the scan, you may have an injection or drink of contrast, which is a clear liquid containing iodine This helps to highlight areas of your body How do I prepare for the scan? You will be given instructions on how to prepare for your scan when you are booking It is important to tell healthcare staff if you:
- CT Scan Patient Guide - Adventist HealthCare
Here is some information that you will need to know before, during and after your scan If you have any questions, please call 301-590-8999 • Follow the General Test Preparation Guidelines Do not eat or drink anything for four hours prior to brain, spine, chest, extremity or kidney stones scans
- POST PROCEDURE INSTRUCTIONS for outpatients after a CT scan with . . .
POST PROCEDURE INSTRUCTIONS for outpatients after a CT scan with intravenous contrast You have had an exam that required the use of an injection of a contrast agent This contrast is clear and will leave your body during normal urination You may resume your normal diet and medications after the exam
- How to Prepare for a CT Scan | UCSF Radiology
After your CT scan you will be observed for any complications by the hospital staff CT scans take about 15 minutes and require lying on a padded table on your stomach, back or side All jewelry must be removed
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