Book your CT Angiography Face at Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy, a NABL- and NABH-accredited centre. It is an advanced imaging test using Computed Tomography (CT) and intravenous contrast to create detailed images of the blood vessels of the facial area, jaw, and surrounding soft tissues. It aids in assessing vascular malformations, aneurysms, arterial narrowing or obstruction, abnormal bleeding, or vascular disease of the face. Our radiology team is highly trained, and we use the latest CT Angiography technology to obtain high-resolution images and prompt reporting.

About CT Angiography Face

Computed tomography angiography of the face is an imaging study that combines CT with an intravenous (into a vein) contrast material to show the arteries and other blood vessels. It gives comprehensive details of the location, course, and abnormalities of the blood vessels present in the face. The examination evaluates:

• Facial Arteries: Major arteries supplying the facial region
• Blood Vessels: Arterial anatomy and vascular abnormalities
• Soft Tissues: Surrounding facial and maxillofacial structures
• Vascular Lesions: Abnormal blood vessel formations and malformations
• Abnormal Bleeding: Helps identify potential vascular sources of bleeding

What is CT Angiography Face?

A contrast CT scan of the face and structures around the face is called a CT Angiography Face. It is done when there is a suspicion of vascular abnormality (vascular malformation), abnormal bleeding, or other vascular condition. The scan is a part of pre-operative planning prior to complex maxillofacial and vascular procedures.

Common Reasons for CT Angiography Face

• Evaluation of facial vascular malformations
• Suspected facial aneurysm or vascular lesion
• Unexplained or recurrent facial bleeding
• Assessment of facial artery abnormalities
• Evaluation of vascular tumours or lesions
• Complex facial trauma
• Pre-operative surgical planning
• Assessment of abnormal facial swelling
• Evaluation of suspected vascular complications

Conditions Evaluated

Facial Vascular Malformations

Helps identify abnormal development and connections of blood vessels in the face.

Vascular Lesions

Provides detailed visualization of abnormal vascular growths and their relationship with surrounding tissues.

Facial Arterial Abnormalities

Assesses narrowing, abnormal enlargement, displacement, or other changes involving facial arteries.

Traumatic Vascular Injuries

May help identify vascular injury following significant facial trauma.

Abnormal Facial Bleeding

Can assist in identifying potential vascular sources of persistent or unexplained bleeding.

Pre-Surgical Vascular Assessment

Provides detailed vascular anatomy to help surgeons plan complex facial and maxillofacial procedures.

Who Should Consider This Scan?

Your doctor may recommend this examination if you:

• Have a suspected facial vascular malformation
• Have unexplained or recurrent facial bleeding
• Have an abnormal facial swelling or vascular lesion
• Have sustained significant facial trauma
• Require detailed assessment of facial blood vessels
• Are undergoing complex maxillofacial surgery
• Need pre-operative vascular mapping
• Require follow-up of a known vascular abnormality

Benefits of CT Angiography Face

• Provides detailed images of facial blood vessels
• Helps detect vascular malformations and lesions
• Evaluates facial arterial anatomy
• Supports assessment of vascular injuries
• Helps with pre-operative and treatment planning
• Provides high-resolution vascular imaging using advanced CT technology

Why Choose Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy?

• Experienced Radiologists
• Advanced CT Angiography Technology
• NABL & NABH Accredited Diagnostic Centre
• Accurate and reliable reporting
• Affordable and transparent pricing
• Comprehensive Pathology and Radiology services under one roof

Book Your CT Angiography Face

Make an appointment at Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy for CT Angiography Face. Our experienced radiologists provide accurate and timely facial CT angiography for the diagnosis, treatment planning, and monitoring of facial vascular malformations, vascular lesions, traumatic vascular injuries, abnormal bleeding, and other conditions.