CT Pelvis

Patients across South India choose Cadabams Diagnostics for pelvic CT imaging because we combine clinical excellence with complete transparency.

• Up-front pricing – no hidden fees
• Cashless insurance – tie-ups with all major TPAs
• 15-minute scan time – walk-in or book online
• Same-day reports – reviewed by senior radiologists

A CT PELVIS uses low-dose X-rays and advanced software to create cross-sectional images of the hip bones, bladder, reproductive organs, rectum and blood vessels.

1. Non-contrast CT pelvis – fast, no injections, ideal for stones
2. CT pelvis with IV contrast – highlights vessels and tumors
3. CT pelvis with oral & IV contrast – full bowel evaluation for diverticulitis or cancer staging

• Bone density & alignment – fractures, arthritis
• Organ size & position – uterine enlargement, bladder wall thickening
• Vascular patency – clots, aneurysms
• Soft-tissue masses – cysts, abscesses, tumors

• Unexplained pelvic pain – rule out appendicitis, endometriosis
• Injury evaluation after road accidents or falls
• Cancer staging & follow-up – cervical, bladder, colorectal

Seek a scan if you notice:

• Persistent pelvic pain or pressure
• Blood in urine or stool
• Unexplained weight loss
• Post-accident trauma Age & gender specifics
• Women: abnormal bleeding, ovarian cysts, fibroids
• Men: prostate enlargement, urinary obstruction
• Teens: undescended testis, sports injuries

• Fast 15-minute procedure – perfect for busy schedules
• High-resolution 3-D imaging – multiplanar views for surgeons
• Same-day report availability – printed and digital copies

• Fasting: 4–6 hours for contrast scans; water allowed
• Clothing: wear metal-free attire; lockers provided
• Diabetic patients: morning appointment preferred; bring recent creatinine report

• Doctor’s prescription with clinical history
• Serum creatinine test within 30 days if contrast planned
• Pregnancy screening for women of child-bearing age

• Morning slots – easier fasting, lower waiting times
• Avoid active menstruation if contrast-sensitive (discuss with radiologist)

• Pediatric: weight ≥ 22 kg; sedation on request
• Elderly: wheelchairs, attendants, priority boarding
• Contra-indications: severe renal failure, untreated hyperthyroidism

1. Registration & consent – verify ID, explain process
2. Positioning – lie supine, arms above head
3. Breath-hold – 10–15 seconds per scan cycle
4. Contrast steps – IV cannula, warm sensation for 30–60 seconds

• Kidney function prerequisites – creatinine clearance ≥ 60 ml/min
• Allergy pre-medication – steroids & antihistamines if prior reactions
• Pregnancy precautions – beta-hCG test same day if any doubt

• Radiation dose: ~3–10 mSv – equal to 6–20 months of natural background radiation.
• Contrast allergy: rare (1 in 1,000); inform staff of shellfish or iodine allergies.
• Kidney concerns: contrast may affect poorly functioning kidneys – a simple blood test prevents issues.