CT Scan of the Liver
Computed tomography (CT) of the liver is a high-tech, efficient, and reliable method of X-ray diagnostics based on obtaining layered images of the patient's body through computer reconstruction. A CT scanner is used, allowing for the rapid acquisition of high-quality images, including three-dimensional ones, with advanced visualization of the vascular structure.
A computed tomography (CT) scan of the liver is a modern and highly accurate diagnostic method that helps reliably assess the condition of the organ, detect pathologies at early stages, and determine their extent. A liver CT scan is indispensable in diagnosing tumors, injuries, and various systemic diseases.
Indications for the Procedure
- Suspicion of tumors (benign and malignant).
- Assessment of liver size and structure in case of injuries.
- Suspicion of liver metastases.
- Diagnosis of hemangiomas and cysts.
- Evaluation of fatty liver disease and cirrhosis.
Our Equipment
At the Nairi Medical Center, state-of-the-art CT scanners, including Somatom go.Up and Somatom go.Top models, are used for liver CT scans. These advanced devices ensure minimized radiation exposure and the highest image clarity. They provide highly accurate data for diagnosis and treatment planning.
Where to Get a Liver CT Scan in Yerevan
If you need a liver CT scan in Yerevan, visit the Nairi Medical Center. We guarantee top-notch service, modern diagnostic methods, and a professional medical team. Our address: 21 Paronyan St., Yerevan. To schedule an appointment or get a consultation, call us at +374 (10) 53-33-33 or 8900.
List of services
- ▸ Plasmapheresis
- ▸ “Longevity Nairi”
- ▸ Laboratory Diagnosis
- ▸ Computed Tomography
- ▸ Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- ▸ Mammography
- ▸ X-Ray Diagnostics
- ▸ Ultrasound Diagnostics
- ▸ Endoscopic Diagnosis
- ▸ Functional diagnostics
- ▸ Electroneuromyography (ENMG)
- ▸ Electroencephalography (EEG)
- ▸ Vascular Ultrasound or Duplex Scan
- ▸ Kidney CT Scan
- ▸ Ultrasound (US) of the Lower Limbs
- ▸ Lymph Node Ultrasound (USG)
- ▸ CT Scan of the Heart
- ▸ CT Scan of the Liver
- ▸ Breast Ultrasound
- ▸ Pelvic Ultrasound
- ▸ Thyroid ultrasound
- ▸ Kidney Ultrasound
- ▸ Liver Ultrasound
- ▸ Ultrasound of the ovaries
- ▸ Ultrasound of the heart
- ▸ Abdominal ultrasound
- ▸ Ultrasound during pregnancy
- ▸ CT of paranasal sinuses
- ▸ Computed tomography of the chest
- ▸ Head/brain computed tomography
- ▸ Abdominal computed tomography
- ▸ Spinal MRI
- ▸ Joint MRI
- ▸ Brain MRI
