NCCT BOTH FOOT (PLAIN)

Also Known As:

CT Both Feet Plain

NCCT Bilateral Foot

Non-Contrast CT Feet

A Non-Contrast Computed Tomography of both feet allows for a bilateral comparison of the numerous small bones and joints within the foot structure. This plain scan is instrumental in diagnosing symmetrical bone conditions, stress fractures, or congenital deformities that require side-by-side evaluation. By capturing high-resolution images of both feet simultaneously, clinicians can better understand the patient’s unique structural alignment and identify deviations from the norm. This procedure is fundamental for podiatric assessments and surgical planning.

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Technique

Bilateral non-contrast CT imaging of the feet bones.

Purpose

To detect stress fractures or tarsal coalitions (abnormal bone fusions) in both feet.

Area Covered

Both feet from the heel (calcaneus) to the toes.

Key Clinical Point

The preferred modality for identifying "occult" fractures of the navicular or cuboid bones.

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There are 26 bones in each foot; this scan provides a detailed view of all 52 bones for comparison.

Yes, it is much more accurate than X-rays for finding small stress fractures in the metatarsal bones.

Yes, it can show the alignment of the arches and if any bones have shifted out of place.

Yes, keeping your feet perfectly still is vital to prevent blurring of the tiny foot bones.

No, all jewelry on the feet or ankles must be removed before the scan.

NCCT BOTH FOOT (PLAIN)

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NCCT BOTH FOOT (PLAIN)

Includes 4 Test Parameters

NCCT BOTH FOOT (PLAIN) 4 Parameters

Includes Test 5 Parameters

How many bones are in the feet?

Is this used for "Stress Fractures"?

Can it detect flat feet issues?

Will I need to stay still?

Can I wear my toe rings?

NCCT BOTH FOOT (PLAIN)