CT Scan
near Jubilee Hills Check Post – 160-Slice CT, Head to Toe
CT Scan Price
Rs 2500/-
Duration:20 minutes
1k people booked this test
CT Scan Services in Check Post
| S.No | CT Scan Type | Price | Method of Booking |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | CT Brain | Rs. 2500 | Website & Phone |
| 2 | CT Kub | Rs. 4800 | Website & Phone |
| 3 | CT Lumber spine | Rs. 4800 | Website & Phone |
| 4 | CT Abdomen Pelvis plain | Rs. 6000 | Website & Phone |
| 5 | CT Angiogram | Rs.8500 | Website & Phone |
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Get a head CT in 20 minutes
When a doctor writes "CT brain" on a prescription, time usually matters. A fall at home, a road accident, a sudden headache unlike any before, or a suspected stroke may lead a doctor to recommend imaging to understand what has happened inside the skull. A head CT can provide rapid images, and at GVK Health, the entire visit for one takes around 20 minutes, at a fixed price of ₹2,500. These rates are published before booking for anyone comparing the head CT scan cost near Check Post.
The centre sits directly at the Jubilee Hills Check Post junction on Road No. 1, beside Metro Pillar C1585, making it convenient for a CT scan near Jubilee Hills Check Post.
What a CT scan covers
The same 160-slice machine reads the rest of the body too, and each study on the price list answers a different question. A CT KUB (₹4,800) looks at the kidneys, ureters and bladder, and doctors may recommend it when investigating suspected kidney stones, since stones can show up on CT without contrast dye. The published CT KUB scan cost is ₹4,800. A CT lumbar spine (₹4,800) examines the lower back when pain or an injury needs bone-level detail.
A plain CT abdomen and pelvis (₹6,000) surveys the organs of the abdomen in one pass. A CT angiogram (₹8,500) maps blood vessels with contrast to help evaluate blockages or narrowing. The published CT Angiogram cost is ₹8,500. If your prescription names a region that isn't on this list, call and the front desk will quote it before you come in.
How a CT scan works
A CT machine sends a thin, rotating beam of X-rays through the body while you lie on a table that moves slowly through a ring. A computer stitches the readings into cross-sectional slices, thin layers you can flip through like pages, and modern machines rebuild them into three-dimensional views. Bone, blood and organs each absorb X-rays differently, which is why CT separates them so cleanly and why it excels at fractures, bleeds and stones. The actual scanning lasts seconds; the 20-minute figure covers positioning, the scan itself, and getting you off the table.
Plain or contrast: Check your prescription
Most CT scans on the list run plain, meaning you walk in, get scanned and leave, with no fasting or injections required for many routine studies. Some studies, and every CT angiogram, use an injected contrast dye that makes blood vessels and certain tissues stand out. If your doctor has prescribed a CT scan with contrast, the preparation includes a four-hour fast, a recent serum creatinine report to assess kidney function, and informing the technician about any allergies or past reactions to contrast.
Reactions are rare, but it's sensible to bring someone along for a contrast study. The lab can run the creatinine test if you do not have a recent report. Reactions are uncommon, but the team will guide you on the precautions for your study. Diabetics should take a light meal and then stay off food for the three to four hours before a contrast scan, and everyone continues their regular medicines with a sip of water unless the doctor has said otherwise.
Are there any radiation issues?
A fair question, and the honest answer: yes, CT uses X-rays, unlike MRI. That's also why doctors prescribe it deliberately rather than casually, ordering a CT when its speed and bone-and-bleed clarity genuinely change the decision in front of them. Newer multi-slice machines like the 160-slice scanner at GVK Health complete studies in far fewer rotations than older equipment, which keeps exposure to what the study needs. If you're pregnant or think you might be, tell the technician before the scan; that always changes the plan.
Why choose GVK Health for a CT scan
The scanner is a 160-slice CT, the prices are published on this page, and reports are delivered to you and your doctor within 24 hours. An experienced radiologist reads every study, and when a result needs a clinical opinion, consultants practise in the same building. Getting here is easy: Plot No. 65, Road No. 1, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad 500033, right beside Metro Pillar C1585 at the Check Post junction, a short walk from the metro station. This makes GVK Health convenient for a CT scan near Jubilee Hills Check Post and for people searching online for a CT scan near me in Jubilee Hills. Book through the form on this page or call 040 2777 2888.
