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Richard Smith, Head of Fundraising, said “As a charity, we’re here to help our local hospitals do even more, whether through funding technology such as new CT

Urgent tests arranged may include a CT scan, ultrasound scan or a flexible cystoscopy (a camera investigation to look into your bladder via your urethra

A patient who needed a CT scan but struggled with claustrophobia made use of the eye masks.

Would you like to support our CT Gamma Scanner Appeal? Walk on behalf of the Oncology Centre? Say thank you to our Maternity Team?

Gloucester Hospitals Charity, said “As a charity, we’re here to help our local hospitals do even more, whether through funding technology such as new CT

This page explains what to expect when your child has a general anaesthetic for a Computerised Tomography (CT) or a Magnetic Resonance Image (MRI) scan

Appeal through the Cheltenham and Gloucester Hospitals Charity, includes a learning simulator that helps children prepare for imaging procedures such as CT

condition and/or how the injury happened ask you details about your family and home life arrange investigations such as:blood tests full body X-rays head CT

Gloucester Hospitals Charity, said “As a charity, we’re here to help our local hospitals do even more, whether through funding technology such as new CT

The improvement works, which have already started and are scheduled to be completed in the autumn, include three new CT scanners, an additional MRI scanner

You may not need a CT scan if the area to be treated is in the skin or near the skin’s surface.

For X-ray, MRI, CT bookings - Please contact our Imaging Booking Office. Contact Switchboard on 0300 422 2222 for this.

I have only just had a CT scan; do I need another one?

The Journey of a Blood Sample What happens during a CT scan

Worcester Suite is also the waiting area for radiotherapy CT scans, radiotherapy treatment appointments and radiography clinic consultations.

Investigations Some investigations may need to be arranged with other departments, for example with radiology (CT, Ultrasound and MRI), because of this

A Computed Tomography (CT) scanner is an X-ray machine which produces an image of a cross-section or a slice of the body.

During this appointment you will need to have a scan taken on a machine called a CT simulator.

chest, abdomen and pelvis CT is a detailed X-ray examination of the body.

Each patient’s treatment area is mapped using a CT scan and the latest camera systems in the Linac track the tumour in real time as the patient breathes