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NCCT DORSAL SPINE

₹2500

Book your NCCT Dorsal Spine test at Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy, an NABL & NABH accredited diagnostics centre for the detailed assessment of the thoracic & Dorsal spine and surrounding bone structures. This scan, also called a non-contrast CT scan, allows detailed, cross-sectional images of the facet joints, vertebral arches, and other components of the back area. It is useful for injuries occurring in the spine, fractures, and abnormalities in the vertebrae. We provide advanced imaging technology with safety measures, expert radiologists, and a patient-centred approach.

About NCCT Dorsal Spine

For detailed images of the thoracic region of the spine, an advanced computed tomography scan is used, called NCCT Dorsal Spine. The thorax, between your neck and your lower back, is known as the thoracic spine or dorsal spine. The examination provides a visualisation of all the vertebral bodies with the posterior elements, all facet joints, the spinal canal, and all bone structures. Advantageously, it is useful if an injury to the spine is suspected or if an abnormality is suspected.

What is NCCT Dorsal Spine?

The CT technology, which uses X-rays, has the unique capability of producing cross sections of the thoracic spine without intravenous contrast agents, which is why NCCT Dorsal Spine benefits from this. A regular X-ray may not provide as detailed images of complicated spinal architecture and bone structures as CT can. It can be used to determine fractures, spine alignment,  and different sorts of abnormal bony structures in the back.

Common Reasons for NCCT Dorsal Spine

Dorsal Spine Injury

CT can help in the evaluation of thoracic vertebrae for fractures, displacement, and other traumatic changes.

Suspected Vertebral Fracture

NCCT provides detailed images of the dorsal vertebrae and can be useful in identifying fractures, including subtle or complex bone fractures.

Degenerative Spinal Changes

CT may be useful to show the bony changes present in degenerative diseases that involve the thoracic spine.

Follow-Up After Injury or Surgery

NCCT may be used to evaluate healing, alignment, or other bony changes following treatment or surgery involving the dorsal spine.

Conditions Evaluated

Dorsal Spine Fractures

NCCT can visualize fractures of the thoracic vertebrae - traumatic and compression fractures.

Vertebral Abnormalities

The examination may be useful in distinguishing structural abnormalities that involve the dorsal vertebrae and their associated bony parts.

Degenerative Changes

CT imaging can provide evidence for degenerative changes of the bone, osteophytes, changes of the facet joints, and much more of the anatomy of the thoracic spine.

Spinal Alignment Abnormalities

The dorsal vertebral alignment can be assessed with NCCT, and it can reveal normal or abnormal positions of displaced vertebrae after trauma or other conditions.

Facet Joint Abnormalities

Degradation and trauma of the facet joints, as well as structural conditions of these joint areas, can be evaluated.

Bone Lesions

NCCT may help detect certain focal bone lesions, abnormal bone growth, or other structural changes involving the thoracic vertebrae.

Traumatic Changes

The examination can evaluate spinal injuries following road traffic accidents, falls, sports injuries, or other forms of trauma.

Post-Surgical Changes

NCCT can help assess bony structures, surgical changes, and spinal alignment during follow-up after dorsal spine procedures.

Why Choose Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy?

Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy is an NABL & NABH accredited diagnostic centre that offers advanced CT and radiology facilities with our expert and experienced team. Our values are imaging, reliable reporting, and patient-centred care. Patients receive convenient and quality imaging support as per their clinical needs.

Book Your NCCT Dorsal Spine

NCCT Dorsal Spine may be useful to help diagnose a detailed problem of the thoracic spine in patients who have recently suffered a traumatic injury to the back, show signs of a vertebral fracture, or have other specific back conditions which require further examination of the spine. Contact Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy to check for NCCT Dorsal Spine examinations, availability, preparation, and scheduling.

Test information: Usually, no fasting is required.

Reporting: Within 24 hours*

  • Usually, no fasting is required for an NCCT Dorsal Spine scan.
  • Inform the radiology team about any previous surgery, fracture, dislocation, injury, or treatment involving the dorsal/thoracic spine.
  • Inform the radiology team about any metallic implants, plates, screws, fixation devices, or other medical hardware in the spine or nearby areas.
  • Inform your doctor or the radiology team if you are pregnant or possible pregnancy, as CT uses ionising radiation.
  • Share details of your current medicines and any relevant medical conditions.
  • Bring previous CT scans, X-rays, MRI scans, or other relevant spine reports, if available.
  • Remove jewellery, necklaces, belts, or other unnecessary metal objects before the examination.
  • Wear comfortable clothing that allows proper positioning for the scan.
  • Inform the radiology team if severe back pain makes it difficult to lie down or maintain the required position.
  • Keep your back and body still during image acquisition to help obtain clear images.
  • Follow any additional instructions provided by the radiology team according to your clinical condition.
* For details, please see service-related policies

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