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Computed Tomography (CT) creates detailed cross-sectional images that help detect injuries, infections, tumours, and internal abnormalities with high clarity. Our Whole Body CT Scan facility supports clinicians with fast, high-resolution imaging when clinical decisions cannot wait.
Across India, CT remains a cornerstone of emergency and planned diagnostics—from brain and chest studies to abdominal and trauma workups. At OPDC, scans are performed with careful protocols focused on diagnostic quality and patient comfort.
Advanced CT imaging for clearer diagnosis
CT imaging helps doctors visualise organs, bones, and soft tissues in precise slices—supporting early detection and accurate treatment planning.
Cross-sectional organ imaging
Trauma & acute assessment support
Our testing process
From enquiry to final report, each step is handled with clear communication, careful sample or imaging protocols, and quality-focused reporting.
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Clinical assessment
Scan type is selected based on doctor advice, clinical history, and the region to be examined.
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Preparation guidance
You receive clear instructions on fasting, contrast, clothing, and metal items before the scan.
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Image acquisition
Images are acquired with protocols optimised for diagnostic detail and patient safety.
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Expert reporting
Findings are interpreted and shared in a structured report for your consulting doctor.
Why choose our whole body ct scan
CT scanning is often recommended when doctors need detailed internal views beyond routine X-ray or ultrasound. Timely imaging can change the course of treatment.
Our centre focuses on reliable imaging workflows and clear reporting so referring physicians get actionable insights quickly.
- High-resolution diagnostic imaging
- Useful for emergencies and planned care
- Supports multi-specialty clinical decisions
- Convenient centre-based access in Ranchi
- Whole body CT evaluation
- Brain, chest & abdomen studies
- Trauma and emergency workups
- Contrast / plain protocols as advised
- Radiologist-supported reporting
- Referral-friendly digital reports
Your questions, answered clearly
No. CT scanning is non-invasive. You may need to lie still for a short time while images are taken.
Some studies require contrast based on clinical indication. Your doctor and our team will advise beforehand.
Preparation depends on the scan type. We provide fasting and medication guidance at booking.