CT Scan (Computed Tomography)

CT Scan uses an intricate method of x-ray taking which utilizes current computer technology. It is one of the most common imaging technologies used today for screening and diagnosing various conditions and diseases with minimal invasiveness to our patients.
CT Scan uses an intricate method of x-ray taking which utilizes current computer technology. It is one of the most common imaging technologies used today for screening and diagnosing various conditions and diseases with minimal invasiveness to our patients. During the examination, the patient lies still on a moving table as the x-rays pass through the body and are read by a multitude of detectors inside the scanner. The detectors, in turn, convert these x-rays via computer software processing to produce thin slices of the anatomy scanned. The cross sectioned sliced images can sometimes be compared to a loaf of sliced of bread with each slice representing a specific segment in your body.
At Tolland Imaging Center, our multi-slice Siemens CT Scanner provides our board certified Radiologists with extremely detailed images and rapid scanning time for patient comfort. Current computer software applications applied to images post-scan optimize the data and provide the radiologist with additional views for a comprehensive review and report of the exam.
Tolland Imaging Center offers the following CT procedures to our referrers and their patients:

Frequently Asked Questions about CT Scan

    • Brain/Head
    • Neck
    • Chest (Lungs)
    • Spine
    • Extremities
    • Abdomen and Pelvis


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CT Scan at Tolland Imaging
CT Scan uses an intricate method of x-ray taking which utilizes current computer technology.

   

The American College of Radiology (ACR) has recognized Tolland Imaging Center as a Lung Cancer Screening Center. This is a voluntary program that acknowledges facilities that prioritize safe and effective diagnostic and follow-up care for individuals who are at high risk of developing lung cancer.