Our state-of-the-art CT scanner delivers detailed 3D images of your sinuses right in our office. This technology empowers our ENT specialists to swiftly and accurately assess your condition, ensuring you receive the best care possible.
At SoCal ENT, we focus on providing accurate diagnoses with precision. Our in-office CT scanner delivers detailed 3D images of your sinuses, enabling our ENT specialists to assess your condition promptly and thoroughly.
Experience convenient and precise diagnostic imaging with SoCal ENT. Our technology streamlines your care, reducing the need for external referrals and saving you valuable time.
In-office CT imaging provides clear, detailed images of your sinuses, allowing our ENT specialists to examine their complex structures. This non-invasive method helps identify any issues and aids in crafting a tailored treatment plan.
The in-office CT scan is a quick and painless procedure. You lie comfortably on a table while the scanner rotates around your head, capturing images of your sinuses. The entire process typically takes only a few minutes, and no special preparation is usually required.
In-office CT imaging is crucial for diagnosing various sinus and nasal issues. It helps identify:
In-office CT imaging provides a quick and convenient way to evaluate the paranasal sinuses, including the maxillary, frontal, ethmoid, and sphenoid sinuses. This advanced imaging technique offers detailed insights into sinus health, enabling doctors to accurately diagnose issues without the need for a hospital visit.
Your ENT specialist will decide if in-office CT imaging is needed by reviewing your symptoms and medical history. It's usually suggested when other tests haven't given clear answers.
CT scan results are usually ready quickly, often during the same visit. Our ENT specialists review the images with you, explaining their findings for prompt diagnosis and treatment planning. These images offer a lasting record of your sinus condition at the time of the scan.
CT scans utilize low-dose radiation, offering a precise diagnosis that typically outweighs any minimal risk.
The scan typically lasts just a few minutes.
Typically, you won't need any special preparation for a sinus CT scan.
Results can often be provided during the same appointment.
Insurance often covers CT scans if deemed medically necessary.
The procedure is gentle and non-invasive. You'll comfortably lie still as the scanner moves around you.
