HRCT Temporal Bone is a specialized high-resolution CT examination that provides detailed imaging of the temporal bone and middle and inner ear structures to evaluate chronic ear disease, hearing loss, cholesteatoma-related bone changes, mastoid and ossicular abnormalities, and other bony conditions, supporting accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
Disclaimer: Result availability is subject to the laboratory's schedule and test availability.
Yes. It can demonstrate fluid or soft-tissue opacification, bone erosion, sclerosis, and other structural changes associated with chronic middle-ear and mastoid disease.
Yes. It provides detailed imaging of the middle-ear and inner-ear bony structures, which can help identify structural causes of certain types of hearing loss.
Yes. It can assess the mastoid air cells for opacification, sclerosis, erosion, and other abnormalities.
Yes. HRCT provides excellent visualization of the malleus, incus, and stapes, helping assess their anatomy and bony abnormalities.
Usually, no special preparation is required for a routine non-contrast examination. You may be asked to remove earrings, hearing aids, spectacles, or other metallic objects around the head and ears.
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