Computed Tomography (256 Slice)

Computed Tomography (CT) is a medical imaging method used to obtain detailed cross-sectional images of an area using X-rays. This technology enables the creation of cross-sectional images with the help of a computer by measuring the transmission properties of rays to anatomical structures within the body. CT is often used to evaluate internal organs, soft tissues and bones.

Liv Hospital offers its patients a high-level medical imaging experience by using the latest technology in healthcare services. GE Discovery CT750 HD (Spectral Imaging) tomography device stands out with its high resolution, HD detector and dual energy technique. This advanced tomography system provides detailed anatomical images as well as better separation of different tissues with its spectral imaging capability. Liv Hospital's Computed Tomography service aims to offer its patients a sharp, sensitive and fast diagnostic process.