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CECT CRANIO VERTEBRAL JUNCTION (CONTRAST)
CECT CRANIO VERTEBRAL JUNCTION (CONTRAST)
Also Known As:
CT Base of Skull with Contrast
CECT Cranio-Vertebral Junction
Contrast CT CVJ
CECT Cranio-Vertebral Junction (CVJ) is a contrast-enhanced CT scan used to evaluate the base of the skull, atlas (C1), axis (C2), and surrounding vascular and soft tissue structures. It helps detect fractures, dislocations, tumors, infections, and vascular abnormalities, providing detailed imaging for surgical planning and trauma assessment.
Includes 4 Test Parameters
Technique
CT scan with intravenous contrast
Purpose
Detect fractures, dislocations, tumors, infections, vascular abnormalities
Area Covered
Base of skull, C1–C2 vertebrae, cranio-vertebral junction, adjacent soft tissues
Radiation
Ionizing radiation with contrast
Includes Test 5 Parameters
It is a CT scan of the cranio-vertebral junction (skull and upper cervical spine) performed after injecting contrast dye to better visualize bones, blood vessels, and soft tissues.
Doctors recommend it to detect trauma, fractures, tumors, infections, vascular abnormalities, or congenital issues in the cranio-vertebral region.
Yes, it is generally safe. Patients may feel warmth or metallic taste for a few seconds. Inform the doctor if you have kidney issues or previous contrast allergy.
You may be asked to fast for 2–4 hours. Remove any metal objects like jewelry, hairpins, or dental braces in the scanned area.
The scan itself takes 10–15 minutes, and including contrast injection and positioning, the full procedure may take 20–25 minutes.
CECT CRANIO VERTEBRAL JUNCTION (CONTRAST)
₹4,500.00
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