Advanced Molecular Imaging for Accurate Diagnosis
Siemens Healthineers PET-CT Scan is an advanced imaging technology that combines Positron Emission Tomography (PET) and Computed Tomography (CT) in a single examination. PET helps show metabolic activity inside the body, while CT provides detailed anatomical images. Together, PET-CT helps doctors evaluate disease activity, locate abnormalities and plan appropriate treatment with greater clinical confidence.
Why PET-CT Scan?
PET-CT imaging supports diagnosis, staging and treatment planning with benefits such as:
Combines functional and anatomical imaging
Helps detect abnormal metabolic activity
Supports cancer diagnosis, staging and response assessment
Helps in treatment planning and follow-up
Provides whole-body imaging in suitable cases
Supports evaluation in selected cardiac and neurological conditions
Helps doctors make more informed clinical decisions
Where Can It Be Used?
PET-CT Scan may be used across different clinical areas, including:
Oncology | Cancer Staging | Treatment Response Assessment | Recurrence Evaluation | Cardiology | Neurology | Radiation Therapy Planning
How Does It Work?
Before the scan, a small amount of radioactive tracer is administered as advised by the nuclear medicine team. The tracer travels through the body and highlights areas of increased metabolic activity.
The PET scan detects this activity, while the CT scan provides detailed structural images. These images are then combined to help doctors assess both the function and structure of tissues in the body.
The technology supports nuclear medicine specialists, radiologists and treating doctors in diagnosis and treatment planning. It does not replace clinical expertise.
Molecular Imaging. Clearer Insights. Personalised Care.
Siemens Healthineers PET-CT Scan at ShardaCare Healthcity, Greater Noida
The need for a PET-CT scan, type of tracer used and scan protocol depend on the patient’s symptoms, diagnosis, treatment stage and doctor’s recommendation. Your healthcare team will guide you before the procedure.
