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CT and Ultrasound Guided Procedure

CT and Ultrasound guided procedures are minimally invasive medical techniques that use real-time imaging to accurately guide needles or instruments inside the body.

CT and Ultrasound guided procedures are advanced, minimally invasive techniques that use imaging technology to guide medical instruments with extreme precision. These procedures help doctors perform biopsies, drain fluids, inject medications, and treat tumors safely and effectively. With real-time visualization, the risk of complications is reduced and recovery time is faster. This modern approach ensures accurate diagnosis and targeted treatment with minimal discomfort to the patient.

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Types of CT & Ultrasound Guided Procedures

Abscess & Fluid Drainage

Helps remove infected fluid collections from the body safely.

Tumor Ablation

Destroys abnormal tissue using heat, cold, or chemicals under imaging guidance.

Pain Management Injections

Precise injection of medication into spine, or nerves.

Catheter Placement

For drainage or medication delivery.

Image-Guided Biopsy

Used to collect tissue samples from organs like liver, lung, breast, kidney, or lymph nodes to detect cancer or infections.

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What Are CT & Ultrasound Guided Procedures?

CT and Ultrasound guided procedures are minimally invasive medical techniques that use real-time imaging to accurately guide needles or instruments inside the body. These procedures help doctors perform biopsies, fluid drainage, injections, and tumor treatments with high precision while minimizing damage to surrounding tissues.

How Do CT & Ultrasound Guided Procedures Work?

During the procedure, imaging technology is used to visualize internal organs in real time:

The doctor watches the screen and carefully guides the needle or instrument to the exact target location, ensuring maximum accuracy and safety.

Benefits of CT & Ultrasound Guided Procedures

Is It Safe?

Yes. These procedures are clinically proven and safe.

✔ Minimal pain
✔ Very low risk
✔ Local anesthesia
✔ Quick recovery

Who Needs Image-Guided Procedures?

Suspected tumors

Chronic pain patients

Fluid collections

Organ infections

Cancer diagnosis

Post-surgery complications

Preparation Before Procedure

  • Fasting may be advised

  • Inform about medicines

  • Blood tests may be required

  • Wear comfortable clothing

  • Follow doctor instructions

Procedure – What to Expect

Patient is positioned comfortably

    1. Imaging scan is performed

    2. Skin area is cleaned and numbed

    3. Needle/instrument is guided using imaging

    4. Procedure is completed carefully

    5. Small dressing applied

    6. Patient observed briefly