CECT FACE

Yes. CT provides detailed visualization of the facial bones, helping assess bone involvement, erosion, fractures, and other structural abnormalities. For isolated facial trauma, a dedicated non-contrast maxillofacial CT is often the more appropriate protocol.

Yes. Inform the team about kidney disease, previous reactions to iodinated contrast, allergies, pregnancy, diabetes, thyroid conditions, and other relevant medical conditions before the examination.

CECT Face provides detailed cross-sectional imaging of the facial bones, soft tissues, sinonasal region, glands, lymph nodes, and surrounding structures, helping evaluate masses, tumors, infections, abscesses, inflammation, and other facial abnormalities, while providing useful anatomical information for diagnosis and treatment planning.