CT scan of pelvis without contrast

Procedure Information

What is a CT Scan of the Pelvis without Contrast?

A CT scan of the pelvis without contrast is a type of imaging procedure. It uses X-rays and computers to create images of the pelvis. This procedure does not involve the use of a contrast material to get a better view on the images.

Why Would I Get a CT Scan of the Pelvis without Contrast?

A CT scan of the pelvis without contrast can be used to diagnose or investigate different medical conditions. It can help to provide detailed imaging information about the bones and other structures in the pelvis.

What Happens During a CT Scan of the Pelvis without Contrast?

During a CT scan of the pelvis without contrast, the patient will lie on a table. The table will move in and out of the imaging machine while X-rays are used to create images of the pelvis. During the scan, the patient will be asked to stay still and sometimes to hold their breath.

What to Expect After a CT Scan of the Pelvis without Contrast?

After the CT scan of the pelvis without contrast, the patient usually does not need to take any special care and can go home. The results of the scan may take a few days for review and to be sent to the doctor, who will discuss the findings and treatment options with the patient.

Conclusion

A CT scan of the pelvis without contrast is a type of imaging procedure used to diagnose and investigate medical conditions. During the procedure, the patient lies on a table and X-rays are used to create images. After the CT scan, the patient can usually go home and the results may take a few days for review.