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Patient Information

CT Scan

At United Radiology, we offer low-dose, high-resolution CT scans to provide detailed cross-sectional images of your body. Also known as computed tomography, CT is commonly used to diagnose internal injuries, detect abnormalities, and guide treatment with precision. Our scans are fast, non-invasive, and bulk billed with a valid referral, ensuring timely and accessible care for all patients.

FAQ

  • A CT (Computed Tomography) scan uses X-ray technology and computer processing to create detailed, cross-sectional images of bones, organs, and soft tissues inside the body.

  • CT scans can detect:

    • Head injuries or stroke

    • Tumours or infections

    • Abdominal pain and organ issues

    • Chest conditions (e.g. clots or lung disease)

    • Spinal problems or fractures

    • Pre- and post-surgical imaging

  • Yes — while CT scans use a low dose of radiation, we follow strict safety protocols and use advanced equipment to minimise exposure.

  • Preparation depends on the type of scan:

    • Some scans require fasting

    • You may be given contrast media to help highlight certain areas
      We’ll provide detailed instructions when you book.

  • Most CT scans take 5 to 15 minutes, though the full appointment may be slightly longer if preparation or contrast is involved.

  • Yes — all eligible CT scans are fully bulk billed with a valid referral under Medicare.

  • You can book online or contact our clinic directly. A valid referral is required from your GP or specialist.

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Book a CT scan appointment

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