NCCT SINGLE FOOT (PLAIN)

Also Known As:

CT Foot Plain

NCCT Foot Bone Scan

Non-Contrast CT Tarsal/Metatarsal

This Non-Contrast Computed Tomography of a single foot provides high-resolution imaging of the tarsal, metatarsal, and phalangeal bones. It is a primary diagnostic tool for detecting subtle fractures, joint misalignments, or degenerative bone diseases without the need for intravenous contrast. The scan offers a detailed view of the complex skeletal anatomy of the foot, allowing orthopedic specialists to plan precise interventions. It is an efficient and non-invasive method for evaluating acute injuries or chronic structural foot pain.

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Technique

Non-contrast CT of one foot focusing on the complex arrangement of the tarsal and metatarsal bones.

Purpose

To diagnose "Lisfranc" injuries (mid-foot ligament/bone trauma) and crush injuries.

Area Covered

All bones of a single foot, including the phalanges.

Key Clinical Point

Vital for orthopedic specialists to visualize displaced bone fragments that are obscured on 2D X-rays.

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The scan includes the heel (calcaneus), the midfoot (tarsals), and the toes (phalanges).

Yes, it clearly shows the size and location of calcium deposits (spurs) on the heel bone.

If it is a fiberglass cast, we can usually scan through it, but a plaster cast might need to be removed.

A CT provides 3D "slices" that allow the doctor to look "inside" the foot bones from every direction.

The scan of a single foot takes about 15 to 20 seconds.

NCCT SINGLE FOOT (PLAIN)

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NCCT SINGLE FOOT (PLAIN)

Includes 4 Test Parameters

NCCT SINGLE FOOT (PLAIN) 4 Parameters

Includes Test 5 Parameters

What bones are scanned in a Foot CT?

Is it used for "Heel Spurs"?

Can I have this scan with a cast on?

How is a CT different from a Foot X-ray?

How long is the actual scan?

NCCT SINGLE FOOT (PLAIN)