Computerized Tomography (CT) Scan

CT stands for Computerized Tomography (CT). It is a medical imaging technique that produces a more detailed image of the body (more than an X-Ray). In fact, a CT Scan gives a much better view of what the small bones look like after a break (fracture). Getting a CT Scan is relatively fast and easy.

If your provider ordered this advanced imaging, then please:
read the instructions, fill out the safety form and sign the consent.

Please arrive to your appointment 20 minutes before the appointment.
For more information about CT scans (forms, insurance, etc.) please visit this link.

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