A computed tomography (CT) scan is a quick and painless test that uses x-rays to create detailed pictures of structures inside the body. Katie Chappell, a CT specialist, helps explain the intricacies of this procedure while walking us through the scanning process from start to finish. | Parkview Health

CECT Protocol from Head to Pelvis — Timing, Contrast & Phases Explained! Perfect guide for radiology students. In this reel, I’ve explained the Complete CECT (Contrast-Enhanced CT) Protocol for Head, Neck, Chest, Abdomen & Pelvis, covering all essential steps used in routine practice: 🔹 Topo (A.P & Lateral) – Proper planning of scan range & patient positioning 🔹 NCCT (Non-Contrast Phase) – Baseline evaluation for bleed, stones, calcifications, hyperdensities 🔹 Contrast Administration Protocol