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What is a CECT WHOLE ABDOMEN?

CECT Whole Abdomen is an advanced contrast-enhanced CT examination that provides detailed imaging of the abdominal and pelvic organs, blood vessels, and surrounding structures to evaluate tumors, infections, inflammation, trauma, and other abdominal abnormalities, supporting accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

Additional Information

Also known as/ Other names: CT Whole Abdomen with Contrast, CECT Abdomen, Contrast CT Scan of the Whole Abdomen, CT Abdomen with IV Contrast
Parameters: 1
Recommended for: M/F/Others
Sample Type: _
Patient Preparation: 1. Complete 4 hours of fasting is required (plain water is allowed). 2. S. Creatinine (blood reports) are required. (it should be within normal limits). The reports should not be older than a month. 3. Not to pass urine for about 30-45 minutes before the scan. 4. One attendant must be present with patient. 5. Patient to carry prescription & previous records (if any). 6. Please have all the prescribed medicines that you are taking on a regular basis with water at the designated time. 7. In case of CECT Lower / Whole Abdomen - Oral contrast (2 litre) will be given to patient, which needs to be consumed within 2 hours. 8. In case of CECT KUB / Urography - No oral contrast will be given, patients need to drink plain water before the scan)
Reports: Within 24 working hrs

Disclaimer: Result availability is subject to the laboratory's schedule and test availability.

FAQs

Can CECT Whole Abdomen detect infections?

Yes. It can demonstrate findings associated with abscesses, inflammation, and other infectious or inflammatory conditions within the abdomen and pelvis.

Do I need to fast before CECT Whole Abdomen?

You may be asked to fast for a specified period before the examination, particularly when intravenous contrast is planned. Follow the preparation instructions provided by the diagnostic centre.

Should I inform the radiology team about allergies or previous contrast reactions?

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

Can CECT Whole Abdomen detect kidney abnormalities?

Yes. It can help evaluate kidney masses, inflammation, collections, obstruction, and other structural abnormalities. A dedicated CT protocol may be preferred for certain urinary tract conditions.

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