NCCT PNS (PLAIN)

Also Known As:

CT Paranasal Sinus Plain

NCCT Sinus

CT PNS Axial and Coronal

Non-Contrast CT Sinuses

NCCT PNS is a non-contrast CT scan of the paranasal sinuses. It helps detect sinusitis, infections, polyps, or structural issues. The scan provides detailed images of sinus cavities and is commonly used for ENT evaluations.

Includes 8 Test Parameters

Technique

Non-contrast CT scanning of the paranasal sinuses using thin-slice slices.

Purpose

To diagnose sinusitis, deviated nasal septum (DNS), or nasal polyps.

Area Covered

Frontal, ethmoid, sphenoid, and maxillary sinuses.

Key Clinical Point

The primary imaging modality for evaluating chronic rhinosinusitis and planning endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS).

Technique

Non-contrast CT scanning of the paranasal sinuses using thin-slice slices.

Purpose

To diagnose sinusitis, deviated nasal septum (DNS), or nasal polyps.

Area Covered

Frontal, ethmoid, sphenoid, and maxillary sinuses.

Key Clinical Point

The primary imaging modality for evaluating chronic rhinosinusitis and planning endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS).

Includes Test 5 Parameters

PNS stands for Paranasal Sinuses, which are the air-filled cavities around your nose and eyes.

Yes, it is much more detailed than a standard X-ray and shows fluid, polyps, and thickened linings clearly.

It is a shift in the wall between your nostrils; this scan clearly maps the degree of deviation for surgical planning.

Bone and air (the main parts of the sinuses) provide high contrast naturally, so dye is rarely needed for basic sinus issues.

You should breathe quietly through your mouth and avoid sniffing or swallowing during the few seconds of scanning.

NCCT PNS (PLAIN)

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NCCT PNS (PLAIN)

Includes 8 Test Parameters

NCCT PNS (PLAIN) 8 Parameters

Includes Test 5 Parameters

What does PNS stand for?

Is this the best test for Sinusitis?

What is a "Deviated Septum"?

Why is it done without contrast?

How should I breathe during the scan?

NCCT PNS (PLAIN)