CT Brain (Head)
₹1,800
Prescription; remove head jewellery
Diagnostic imaging booking
Computed Tomography uses X-rays and computer processing to create cross-sectional images. The correct body part, plain or contrast protocol and clinical indication should be confirmed from the prescription before booking.

Compare before booking
Select one or more prescribed scans to calculate an indicative total, then share the booking request for centre availability and final pricing.
₹1,800
Prescription; remove head jewellery
₹2,800
Breath-hold instructions during scan
₹3,500
Fasting may be required
₹2,400
Hydration instructions may apply
₹1,500
Usually no fasting for a plain study
₹4,500
Contrast and kidney-function screening
Prices are indicative only. Final charges depend on the centre, body part, exact protocol, contrast, reporting requirements and city.
Confirm whether the prescribed CT is plain, contrast-enhanced, angiography or another specialised protocol.
Tell the centre about pregnancy, previous contrast reactions, asthma, kidney disease or diabetes medicines.
For contrast CT, a recent creatinine or kidney-function report and fasting may be requested.
Follow hydration, breath-hold or full-bladder instructions given for the selected study.
Carry the prescription, requested ID and relevant previous scans and reports.
Share your city, locality and prescribed CT protocol to compare available centres and indicative rates.
Price depends on the body part, plain or contrast protocol, angiography, reconstruction, city and centre.
Yes. CT uses X-rays. The study should be performed for an appropriate clinical reason using the prescribed protocol.
A prescription is generally required to confirm the correct body part, clinical indication and protocol.
The centre may request a recent kidney-function result before iodinated contrast, especially when kidney risk factors are present.
Image acquisition is often quick, but registration, preparation, oral contrast or observation can increase the total visit time.