1. For the best service, it is necessary to arrive at your appointment at least 15 minutes early
2. You should inform the qualified staff about the possibility of pregnancy
3. It is useful to provide your previous relevant exams for benchmarking
4. In the event of an abdominal CT scan and for better visualization, it is possible that you will be given an oral contrast solution
5. In some cases and always following a medical directive, it is necessary to administer an iodinated contrast agent intravenously to delineate vessels and internal organs
6. In case you have a history of an allergic reaction to a previous administration of iodinated contrast agent or in case you have a history of multiple allergies you should inform our qualified staff during the examination planning process. You may need to be given additional medical instructions.
7. If you are taking medication, it is necessary to have received instructions from your doctor as to whether you will take it normally on the day of your examination
8. For any question you can contact our specialized staff

These are those that affect whole body sections (CT of the skull, cervix, chest, upper-lower abdomen, joints, limbs).

The individual examinations are usually performed to a more limited extent than the simple ones, for better image analysis and with special techniques of taking or administering contrast, to highlight lesions which may not be sufficiently reflected in the general examinations of an area (eg for the skull area) can be done: CT of the brain, pituitary gland, bridging angles, stone bones, skull base, nasal cavities-sinuses, eye sockets, visceral skull, parotids, temporomandibular joints, etc.). Respectively there are individual examinations in other areas of the body.