Arm CT Scan Sydney
Arm CT Scansare a conventional CT scan that can include the upper arm, elbow and forearm bones as well as part of the wrist. This specialised Arm CT allows for our doctors to view bones in 3-dimensional detail, this allows for more accurate diagnosis of fractures. Identifying subtle fractures is the most common use for CT scans of the arm.
It is uncommon for ArmCT scans or any other extremity to use contrast, if indicated by your referring doctor please see our contrast page.
How to prepare for an Arm CT
Preparations for Arm CT scans vary depending on the procedure. Our friendly reception staff will inform you of any preparation requirements at the time of booking.
Preparation for an Arm CT scan: No preparation is required.
Appointment length: 10 minutes.
We accept all referrals
How much does an Arm CT cost?
Most Arm CT scans are bulk-billed as long as they arrive with a referral from your medical practitioner. If you have any questions, we recommend calling our reception team who will also assist in your booking.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does an Arm CT take?
Arm CT scan appointment length vary depending on the body part(s) being imaged. For an Arm CT scan, please allow for at least 10 minutes. Please ask our reception team to provide you with an accurate appointment length when booking.
What is the cost for an Arm CT Scan?
Most Arm CT scans are bulk-billed as long as they arrive with a referral from your medical practitioner. If you have any questions, we recommend calling our reception team who will also assist in your booking.
Do Arm CT Scans have any radiation risks?
Arm CT scans use ionising radiation, and we utilise the latest technology to minimise the amount of radiation (ultra-low dose CT scanners).
If you are pregnant please contact our staff before booking. If you are concerned about the radiation risk, please discuss your options with your referring doctor
Please note: Only medical doctors (GPs, specialists etc) can refer for CT scans for arms.
We are not able to provide estimates of radiation as each dosage is specific per patient and many factors influence the actual dosage.