Wear comfortable clothing. You may have to change into a gown for some examinations. Metal objects like jewellery, dentures and hairpins affect the images. When you can, leave those items at home. You may also remove them just before your exam.
It is extremely important that you bring previous relevant studies. The radiologist needs to compare the current exam with previous studies so that the information provided is clinically relevant and may also eliminate the need for further studies.
In case of pregnancy and foetal imaging, it is mandatory to carry a valid government ID card as required by the PC-PNDT studies.
X-rays and CT scans involve ionising radiation. The risks of the same will be explained by our technician prior to the scan.
Contrast studies require the administration of iodinated or gadolinium contrast, the risks and benefits of the same will be explained by the technician prior to the scan.