NCCT TEMPORAL BONE (PLAIN)

Also Known As:

CT Temporal Bone Plain

CT Mastoid Plain

Non-Contrast CT Inner Ear

CT Petrous Bone NCCT

NCCT Temporal Bone is a non-contrast CT scan used to evaluate the ear structures and surrounding bones. It helps diagnose infections, fractures, hearing loss causes, and congenital abnormalities. The test provides detailed images of the temporal bone without using contrast dye.

Includes 4 Test Parameters

Technique

High-speed CT scanning of the ear region without the use of contrast dye.

Purpose

To visualize the bony structures of the ear, including the ossicles and the cochlea.

Area Covered

The petrous and mastoid parts of the temporal bone.

Key Clinical Point

Excellent for diagnosing temporal bone fractures or chronic mastoiditis.

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It is the part of the skull that contains the structures of the middle and inner ear.

Plain scans are excellent for seeing bone details, such as fractures or bone erosion from chronic infections.

Yes, it provides a very high-detail look at the bone, making it easy to spot even tiny cracks.

Yes, it helps see if the tiny bones of the ear (ossicles) are damaged or if there is a blockage.

No, the actual scanning takes less than 30 seconds, though the total process takes about 10-15 minutes.

NCCT TEMPORAL BONE (PLAIN)

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NCCT TEMPORAL BONE (PLAIN)

Includes 4 Test Parameters

NCCT TEMPORAL BONE (PLAIN) 4 Parameters

Includes Test 5 Parameters

What is the Temporal Bone?

Why is "Plain" (Non-Contrast) used?

Can it detect a skull fracture?

Does it help with hearing loss?

Is it a long scan?

NCCT TEMPORAL BONE (PLAIN)