Advanced Testing & Imaging
CT, explained
CT (computed tomography) uses X-rays to create cross-sectional images of the body. It is fast and widely used, but involves ionising radiation.
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The essentialsWhat to know
CT is fast and useful for many situations, including chest, abdomen and bone.
It involves ionising radiation, so it is used when the clinical benefit justifies it.
A clinician determines whether a CT is appropriate for your situation.
Important distinctionsHow to read this page
Educational information
This page explains CT. It does not mean CT is currently available through Saathya.
Clinician-prescribed
A CT is ordered by a clinician to answer a specific question.
Eligibility-dependent
Suitability — including pregnancy considerations — is assessed before any scan.
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Safety and expectationsA few important things to know
- Saathya does not currently offer CT. This page is educational and pre-launch.
- No prices, locations, turnaround times or partner availability are claimed.
- Register your interest through the waitlist to hear when services become available.
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Register your interest in Saathya Health. Joining creates no treatment commitment — eligibility is assessed separately, and it does not guarantee a consultation, a prescription or medicine availability.
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