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    • CECT TRIPLE PHASE ABDOMEN (CONTRAST)

      • CECT TRIPLE PHASE ABDOMEN (CONTRAST)

      Also Known As:

      Triple Phase CT Liver

      CT Abdomen Triphasic

      CECT Liver Dynamic Study

      3 Phase CT Abdomen

      Pancreatic Protocol CT

      The Triple Phase Abdomen CT is a specialized contrast-enhanced study that captures images during three distinct vascular phases: arterial, venous, and delayed. This advanced imaging technique is specifically designed to evaluate focal liver lesions, hypervascular tumors, and complex pancreatic pathologies. By observing how contrast moves through the organs over time, radiologists can accurately characterize lesions that are not clearly visible on standard scans. It is a critical diagnostic step for oncology patients requiring detailed staging and surgical planning.

      Includes 4 Test Parameters

    • Technique

      Timed CT imaging in three stages: Arterial phase, Portal Venous phase, and Equilibrium/Delayed phase.

    • Purpose

      Specifically used to characterize hypervascular liver lesions like Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC).

    • Area Covered

      The entire abdomen, with a primary focus on the liver and pancreas.

    • Key Clinical Point

      The "wash-out" pattern of contrast in the delayed phase is a hallmark diagnostic feature for malignancy.

      • Includes Test 5 Parameters

      The scanner takes images three times: right when the dye hits the arteries, then the veins, then a few minutes later.

      Different types of tumors "light up" at different times; this timing helps tell if a liver spot is harmless or cancerous.

      Yes, it is the best scan for identifying pancreatic tumors and seeing if they are involving nearby blood vessels.

      Since the scanner passes over the abdomen three times, the radiation is higher than a single-phase scan, but it provides much more data.

      Yes, because a large amount of IV contrast is used, verifying kidney health is mandatory.

      CECT TRIPLE PHASE ABDOMEN (CONTRAST)

      ₹7,410.00 ₹7,800.00 (5% OFF)

      ₹7,410.00 ₹7,800.00 (5% OFF)