CT Scan
OVERVIEW
A CT Scan (Computerized Axial Tomography) produces highly detailed images of the anatomy and has become a valuable tool in the diagnosis and monitoring of many disease processes. All of our CT Technical Staff are certified by the Ontario College of Medical Radiation Technologists.
RESOURCES AND INFORMATION
Requisitions:
Locations:
Ouellette Campus - Diagnostic Imaging Department, Ground Floor
Met Campus - Diagnostic Imaging Department, Ground Floor
FAQ's
| Please bring your health card and a list of your current medications. Some tests require a patient to drink an oral contrast. If you are provided with instructions to pick up a Readi-Cat smoothie please bring this with you to the appointment. Also, please wear comfortable clothing and leave all jewellery at home. |
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When you arrive in the department please check-in at the reception desk. You will be directed to the appropriate waiting area. If you are scheduled for a test that requires contrast media (x-ray dye) the technologist will discuss this with you and you will be asked to sign a consent form. The technologist will then proceed with starting an IV, you will be brought into the procedure room and positioned appropriately. The technologist will provide you with any instructions for the test.
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| The length of the CT scan will vary depending on the exam type. Most exams will take between 5-15 minutes. Please keep in mind that appointments may be delayed due to emergency add on cases.
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CONTACT US
For questions about patient appointments, please call Centralized Booking at 519-254-1727.
Rylee Harris
Manager, Diagnostic Imaging
Phone: (519) 254-5577 ext. 33030
Email: Rylee.Harris@wrh.on.ca
Claudio Pullo
Director, Diagnostic Imaging, Nuclear Medicine, Cardiopulmonary, EEG, and PFT
Phone: (519) 254-5577 ext. 52333
Email: Claudio.Pullo@wrh.on.ca