NCCT Brain is a specialized non-contrast CT examination that provides rapid, detailed imaging of the brain and skull to evaluate intracranial bleeding, head trauma, fractures, brain swelling, stroke-related changes, hydrocephalus, and other acute structural abnormalities, supporting timely diagnosis and appropriate clinical management.
Disclaimer: Result availability is subject to the laboratory's schedule and test availability.
Yes. Non-contrast CT is commonly used to identify acute intracranial hemorrhage, making it particularly useful in emergency and acute neurological situations.
Yes. It is often used as an initial imaging examination in suspected acute stroke, particularly to differentiate bleeding from other causes of neurological symptoms. Additional imaging may be required depending on the clinical situation.
Yes. It can demonstrate signs of brain swelling or cerebral edema and other changes that may occur with increased pressure inside the skull.
Depending on the symptoms and CT findings, your doctor may recommend MRI brain or other imaging, particularly when more detailed evaluation of brain tissue, small infarcts, nerves, or other soft-tissue structures is required.
Usually, no special preparation is required for a non-contrast brain CT. You may be asked to remove spectacles, jewellery, hair accessories, or other metallic objects around the head.
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