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What Do Doctors Use CT Scans For?

What Do Doctors Use CT Scans For?

Colored and enhanced X-ray brain medical scan probably made using CT scansHead injuries and trauma are a common result of many accidents and should be addressed, no matter how minor. What most people do not realize is the importance of getting proper medical care after such an accident. CT scans are one of the most important diagnostic tools available atHighland Park Emergency Room.  A CT scan is a very important because it makes it possible to study different parts of the body, including the chest, brain, and stomach.  Doctors can get a very clear picture of what is going on inside of you by using a CT scan.

CT Scans and Head Trauma

When you suffer a blow to the head, it is imperative to get checked out by proper medical professionals as soon as possible. Head injuries can present themselves over time, and you may not show symptoms of a problem. Subdural hematomas, or bleeding in the brain, can be a life threatening man who suffered a head bump who should be diagnosed with CT scanscondition whose symptoms can take days or even weeks to present themselves. Unfortunately, by that time it can be too late to effectively treat the condition. CT scans can identify conditions like this, enabling doctors to catch the condition before it is too late.

Getting an Accurate Diagnosis with CT Scans

CT scans can help doctors to identify exactly what is wrong so you can get the most effective treatment possible.  If you have suffered a fall or another type of accident, you can get CT scans performed at Highland Park Emergency Room in Dallas. Our staff is always ready to help you, so contact us today!

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