Book a CECT Sinogram at Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy, a diagnostic centre accredited by the NABL & NABH, with an advanced centre for diagnostics and better treatment services in the field of Radiology and Pathology. In an advanced Contrast-Enhanced Computed Tomography (CECT) Sinogram, one can visualize the sinus tracts and fistulas in detail using contrast material and also see the communication between these and surrounding tissues. This special imaging allows your doctor to precisely determine the size and direction of sinus tracts for proper diagnosis, surgical guidance, and treatment. Reliable and accurate contrast-enhanced imaging with cutting-edge CT equipment is provided by our experienced radiologists, with timely reports to aid in the precise diagnosis and treatment plan.

About CECT Sinogram

CECT Sinogram is an endoparasitic procedure carried out by a CT scan that uses various cisterns that are filled with a material known as a contrast agent as a step before the CT scan. It permits the visualization of detailed sinus tracts, fistulas, surrounding soft tissues, muscles, bones, and any communication with the internal organs and body cavity. Well-equipped computed tomography (CT) scanners at Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy allow physicians to view images with great detail and accuracy to help assess fistulous and sinus tract conditions.

What is CECT Sinogram?

CECT Sinogram is a minimally invasive diagnostic imaging technique that merges CT scans with a contrast dye to help visualize the sinus tract or fistula. The contrast material outlines the whole course of the tract, assisting in pinpointing its origin, its length, and its branches, along with its accompanying abscesses, and its relationship to neighbouring organs and tissues. Usually recommended in patients with chronic discharging sinus, or in postoperative sinus tracts, recurrent sinus abscesses and/or suspected fistula communication.

Common Reasons for CECT Sinogram

• Chronic discharging sinus
• Persistent postoperative sinus tract
• Suspected fistula
• Recurrent abscess or infection
• Evaluation of pilonidal sinus
• Assessment of osteomyelitis with sinus formation
• Pre-operative surgical planning
• Follow-up after fistula or sinus surgery

Conditions Evaluated

Sinus Tracts

Maps the complete course, depth, and branching of chronic sinus tracts.

Fistulas

Identifies abnormal communications between organs, tissues, or body cavities.

Chronic Abscesses

Detects associated abscess cavities and their extent.

Post-Surgical Sinus Tracts

Evaluates persistent or recurrent sinus formation following surgery.

Osteomyelitis

Assesses sinus tracts arising from chronic bone infections.

Soft Tissue Infections

Helps evaluate chronic inflammatory changes and surrounding soft tissue involvement.

Who Should Consider This Scan?

Your doctor may recommend CECT Sinogram if you:

• Have a persistent discharging sinus
• Have a suspected fistula
• Experience recurrent soft tissue infections or abscesses
• Require evaluation before surgery
• Have a postoperative sinus that is not healing
• Need follow-up after fistula or sinus tract treatment

Benefits of CECT Sinogram

• Precisely maps the entire sinus tract or fistula
• Identifies the origin, course, and branching of the tract
• Detects associated abscesses and surrounding tissue involvement
• Assists surgeons in accurate pre-operative planning
• Provides high-resolution cross-sectional images
• Supports accurate diagnosis and effective treatment planning

Why Choose Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy?

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

Book Your CECT Sinogram

If you want to avail a CECT Sinogram, CT Sinogram Cost, and the best CT scan centre, book your appointment now at Molecular Diagnostics And Therapy. You have access to a well-trained and skilled clinical imaging team for timely, accurate, and safe imaging of a sinus tract, fistulas, chronic infections, and other complicated soft tissue cases.