CECT MYELOGRAM (ONE PART)
₹2000
Get your CECT Myelogram (One Part) at Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy, an NABL- and NABH-accredited diagnostic centre, for detailed evaluation of the spinal canal, nerve roots, and surrounding structures. This specialized contrast-enhanced CT examination can help assess conditions affecting the spinal canal and nerves, particularly when detailed anatomical information is required. Our experienced radiology team uses advanced CT technology and appropriate imaging protocols for accurate and reliable reporting.
About CECT MYELOGRAM (ONE PART)
CECT Myelogram (One Part) is a specialized imaging examination used to evaluate the spinal canal and related neural structures. It involves the administration of contrast material into the cerebrospinal fluid space, followed by CT imaging of one selected region of the spine. The examination provides detailed images of the spinal canal, nerve roots, and bony structures.
What is CECT MYELOGRAM (ONE PART)?
During a CT myelogram, contrast material is introduced into the spinal fluid space through a carefully performed lumbar puncture under appropriate medical supervision. CT images are then acquired of the selected spinal region. The contrast helps outline the spinal canal and nerve roots, allowing detailed assessment of areas that may be difficult to evaluate with routine CT imaging.
Common Reasons for CECT MYELOGRAM
- Evaluation of spinal canal narrowing
- Assessment of nerve root compression
- Evaluation of suspected spinal cord or nerve-related abnormalities
- Assessment of complex spinal disorders
- Evaluation when MRI is contraindicated or not suitable
- Assessment of postoperative spinal changes
- Evaluation of suspected spinal block or obstruction
- Detailed pre-operative assessment of selected spinal conditions
Conditions Evaluated
Spinal Canal Stenosis
Helps assess narrowing of the spinal canal and its relationship to the spinal cord or nerve roots.
Nerve Root Compression
Provides detailed visualization of the nerve roots and can help identify areas of possible compression.
Disc-Related Abnormalities
Can assist in evaluating certain disc-related changes and their effect on the spinal canal or neural structures.
Postoperative Spinal Changes
May be used to assess selected postoperative abnormalities when detailed anatomical information is required.
Spinal Canal Abnormalities
Helps demonstrate structural abnormalities affecting the spinal canal and surrounding neural structures.
Who Should Consider This Examination?
Your doctor may recommend a CECT Myelogram (One Part) when:
- Detailed evaluation of the spinal canal is required
- Nerve root compression is suspected
- MRI is contraindicated or cannot provide the required information
- Complex spinal disease requires further assessment
- Previous spinal surgery has altered the anatomy
- Detailed imaging is needed for treatment or surgical planning
Benefits of CECT MYELOGRAM (ONE PART)
- Detailed visualization of the spinal canal and nerve roots
- High-resolution CT imaging
- Helps assess complex spinal abnormalities
- Provides detailed bony and neural anatomical information
- Useful when MRI may not be suitable
- Supports treatment and surgical planning
- Accurate and reliable radiological reporting
Why Choose Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy?
- Experienced radiology specialists
- Advanced CT imaging technology
- NABL & NABH Accredited Diagnostic Centre
- Appropriate protocols for contrast and myelography procedures
- Accurate and reliable reporting
- Comprehensive patient safety measures
- Transparent and affordable pricing
- Comprehensive Radiology, Nuclear Medicine, and Pathology services under one roof
Book Your CECT MYELOGRAM (ONE PART)
For CECT Myelogram (One Part), myelogram cost, and reliable diagnostic imaging services, visit Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy. Our team provides specialized imaging with experienced radiology professionals and appropriate safety protocols.
Test information: 4–6 hours of fasting is required.
Reporting: Within 24 hours*
- Follow the specific fasting and preparation instructions provided by the diagnostic centre before the procedure.
- Inform the medical team if you have any previous reaction to contrast material or other medications.
- Inform the doctor if you are taking blood-thinning medicines or medicines that may affect blood clotting. Do not stop any medication unless specifically advised.
- Inform the medical team if you have a bleeding or clotting disorder, infection, or any other significant medical condition.
- Inform the centre if you are pregnant or there is a possibility of pregnancy.
- Bring previous MRI, CT, X-ray reports, spinal surgery records, or other relevant medical documents if available.
- Wear comfortable clothing and follow instructions regarding removal of jewellery or metallic objects before imaging.
- Arrange for a responsible adult to accompany you if advised by the medical team, particularly if sedation or additional post-procedure assistance is required.
- Follow the centre's instructions regarding food, fluids, and medicines after the procedure.
- Avoid strenuous physical activity for the period recommended by the medical team after the myelogram.
- Report persistent or severe headache, unusual weakness, fever, or other concerning symptoms to the treating medical team promptly.
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