computerized tomography

CT scans do involve exposure to a small amount of radiation. However, modern medicine has tried to reduce the dosage and use it only when necessary. Rather than worrying about the risks, it is a wiser choice to discuss with your doctor, weigh the benefits of the examination, and detect potential diseases early.

Have you ever felt doubtful about CT scan? don’t worry! Taiwan's medical technology is advanced, radiation doses have been significantly reduced, and examination times are shorter. Follow your doctor's instructions and make good use of this accurate diagnostic tool to detect lesions early and protect your health!

It is not mandatory for family members to accompany the patient during CT examination. Considering patient privacy and examination procedures, hospitals usually do not require this unless there are special circumstances or the patient expresses a need. If you are concerned, be sure to communicate with your doctor in advance to understand the examination details and precautions, and work together to protect your health.

Although CT scans can provide accurate diagnosis, the radiation dose cannot be ignored. Considering the health risks, excessive and frequent exposure should be avoided unless directed by a physician. It is generally recommended that the frequency of annual checkups should be carefully discussed with the physician to ensure safety.

After your CT scan, are you eager to know the results? Generally speaking, image interpretation takes time, and the physician will carefully analyze the images and combine them with your medical history to give the most accurate diagnosis. Please be patient, your health is our top priority!