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Advanced Low-Radiation CT Scan

Fast, Accurate & Advanced CT Imaging for Early Diagnosis at NHS Neurocare (a unit of NHS Hospital)

Fast, Accurate & Safer CT Diagnostics

At NHS Neurocare (a unit of NHS Hospital), we are committed to delivering advanced diagnostic imaging that supports timely and accurate medical decisions. Our latest-generation Low-Radiation CT Scanner combines high-speed scanning with exceptional image quality, enabling our specialists led by Dr Sandeep Goel (DM Neurology) to diagnose neurological and other medical conditions with precision.

Whether evaluating a brain stroke, head injury, spinal disorder, or other emergency condition, our advanced CT technology provides rapid results that help initiate treatment without unnecessary delay. With reduced radiation exposure and high-resolution imaging, we ensure safer diagnostics without compromising accuracy.

Advanced Low-Radiation CT Scan NHS Neurocare
24×7 Low-Radiation CT Scanner Suite & Workstation at NHS Neurocare

What is a CT Scan?

A Computed Tomography (CT) Scan is an advanced imaging investigation that uses X-rays and sophisticated computer technology to create detailed cross-sectional images of the body's internal organs, bones, blood vessels, and soft tissues.

It plays a vital role in the early diagnosis of neurological emergencies, brain stroke differentiation (ischaemic vs. haemorrhagic), trauma, and various acute medical conditions.

Benefits of Our Advanced CT Scanner

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Latest Generation High-Speed CT Technology

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Low-Radiation Dose Reduction Technology

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High-Resolution Brain & Vascular Scans

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Instant Stroke Differentiation in 5 Minutes

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Minimal Motion Artifacts for Agitated Patients

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Located Directly Inside Emergency 24x7

Conditions Diagnosed with CT Scan

Check Brain: Stroke, Haemorrhage, Head Injury, Tumours, Skull Fractures
Check Spine: Spinal Trauma, Vertebral Fractures, Degenerative Disease
Check Vascular: Angiography, Aneurysms, Vessel Blockages
Check Trauma: Multi-organ Injury, Chest, Abdomen & Bone Fractures

How is a CT Scan Performed?

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Prescription

Requisition by emergency doctor or specialist

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Positioning

Comfortable placement on CT gantry table

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Rapid Scan

Ultra-fast low-radiation acquisition in 5 mins

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Radiology Review

Detailed analysis by expert radiologists

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Treatment Plan

Immediate treatment decision & consultation

Why Choose NHS Neurocare (a unit of NHS Hospital)?

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Latest Low-Radiation CT Scanner
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24x7 Emergency Room CT Facility
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1.5 Tesla Silent MRI Scanner
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3D Flat Panel Neuro Cath Lab
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Dedicated Stroke ICU
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Senior Neurologists & Neurosurgeons
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Experienced Radiology Specialists
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Stroke Ready Emergency Infrastructure

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Is a CT scan painful?
No. A CT scan is completely painless, non-invasive, and comfortable.
Q. How long does a CT scan take?
Most CT examinations are completed within 5–10 minutes, making them ideal for emergency situations.
Q. Does a CT scan use radiation?
Yes. CT uses X-rays; however, our latest low-radiation CT technology is designed to minimise radiation exposure while maintaining outstanding image quality.
Q. Is a CT scan useful during a stroke?
Yes. CT scanning is often the first imaging investigation performed in suspected stroke to determine the type of stroke (ischaemic vs. haemorrhagic) and guide urgent treatment.
Q. Do I need any preparation?
Most CT scans require little or no preparation. If contrast dye is needed, your doctor will provide specific instructions.
Q. Can children undergo CT scans?
Yes. CT scans can be safely performed in children when medically necessary, following appropriate pediatric low-radiation safety protocols.

Experience Advanced CT Imaging at NHS Neurocare

At NHS Neurocare (a unit of NHS Hospital), our latest-generation Low-Radiation CT Scanner delivers fast, accurate, and reliable diagnostic imaging to support timely medical decisions. Backed by experienced specialists and advanced technology, we are committed to providing precise diagnosis, safer imaging, and better outcomes for every patient.

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