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CT Brain and Orbits (Without I/V Contrast)

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Purpose of the Test

A CT Spine Double Without Contrast is ordered to help doctors identify and evaluate spinal disorders that may cause back pain, numbness, weakness, or other symptoms. It may also be used to evaluate spinal trauma, monitor the progression of a known condition, or plan for surgical intervention.

When this test is required

A CT Spine Double Without Contrast is typically requested by a doctor or other healthcare provider if a patient is experiencing persistent or severe back pain, numbness or weakness in the arms or legs, or other signs of a spinal condition. The test may also be ordered after an injury or to monitor the progression of a known spinal disorder.

What the Test Detects

A CT Spine Double Without Contrast creates detailed images of the spine by using X-rays and computer technology to produce cross-sectional pictures. The test can help doctors identify and evaluate spinal disorders, including injuries, tumors, infections, and degenerative changes.

Preparation for the Test

The preparation for a CT Spine Double Without Contrast may vary depending on the specific imaging facility and the patient’s individual circumstances. However, patients are typically instructed to avoid eating or drinking anything for a few hours before the test, and to inform their doctor if they have any allergies, are pregnant, or have kidney problems.

Sample Requirements

No sample is required for a CT Spine Double Without Contrast. The test involves the use of X-rays and does not require the collection of any bodily fluids.

Additional Notes

CT Spine Double Without Contrast is a safe and non-invasive test that produces detailed images of the spine. However, it does involve exposure to radiation, and patients should inform their doctor if they are pregnant or have any allergies or kidney problems. Additionally, patients may be asked to remove any metal objects, such as jewelry or dental work, before the test.