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What is a CT ANGIOGRAPHY BRAIN?

CT Angiography Brain is an advanced contrast-enhanced CT examination that provides detailed imaging of the cerebral blood vessels to evaluate aneurysms, arterial narrowing, blockages, blood clots, vascular malformations, dissection, and other cerebrovascular abnormalities, supporting accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

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Also known as/ Other names: CTA Brain, CT Angiography Head, CTA of the Cerebral Arteries, CT Cerebral Angiography
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Recommended for: M/F/Others
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Reports: Within 24 working hrs

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

FAQs

Can CTA Brain detect narrowing or blockage of brain arteries?

Yes. It can demonstrate arterial stenosis or occlusion and help determine the location and extent of vascular narrowing or blockage. CTA head with IV contrast is considered appropriate in selected cerebrovascular evaluations.

Do I need any preparation before CTA Brain?

Preparation varies according to the centre's protocol. You may be asked to avoid food or drink for several hours, particularly when contrast administration is planned.

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

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

What are the advantages of CT Angiography Brain?

CTA Brain provides rapid, detailed visualization of the cerebral blood vessels, helping evaluate aneurysms, arterial narrowing or occlusion, selected vascular malformations, dissection, and other cerebrovascular abnormalities, while providing useful information for diagnosis and treatment planning.

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