CECT Venography Whole Abdomen (Suprarenal) & Both Lower Limbs is a specialized contrast-enhanced CT examination that evaluates the abdominal, pelvic, and lower-limb venous systems for deep vein thrombosis, venous obstruction, narrowing, post-thrombotic changes, and other venous abnormalities, supporting accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
Disclaimer: Result availability is subject to the laboratory's schedule and test availability.
Yes. CECT venography can demonstrate venous stenosis, occlusion, compression, or impaired contrast flow and can help assess the extent of venous obstruction.
Yes. Inform the medical team about kidney disease, previous reactions to iodinated contrast, allergies, diabetes, thyroid disease, pregnancy, or other relevant medical conditions before the examination.
Yes. CT venography can evaluate the iliac veins and inferior vena cava for thrombosis or obstruction, particularly when these central veins need assessment.
Preparation varies by centre and protocol. You may be asked to fast for a specified period, and kidney-function assessment may be recommended before contrast administration when clinically appropriate.
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