CECT Dual/Triple Phase Whole Abdomen is an advanced multiphasic contrast-enhanced CT examination that provides detailed imaging of the abdominal organs and blood vessels during different phases of contrast enhancement, helping detect and characterize liver and other abdominal lesions, evaluate vascular anatomy, assess disease extent, and support accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
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A dual-phase CT generally acquires images during two selected post-contrast phases, while a triple-phase CT acquires three timed phases. The exact combination varies according to the clinical question. Common phases include the arterial and portal venous phases, with a delayed phase added when clinically required.
Yes. Multiphase contrast-enhanced CT can help detect and characterize liver lesions and distinguish certain benign and malignant lesions based on their enhancement characteristics.
You may be asked to fast for a specified period before the examination, particularly when intravenous contrast is planned. Preparation requirements can vary according to the diagnostic centre and clinical protocol.
Yes. Inform the team about previous reactions to iodinated contrast, kidney disease, allergies, diabetes, thyroid conditions, pregnancy, medications, and other relevant medical conditions before the examination.
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