CT - Brain Angiogram
CT Brain Angiogram (CT Angiography of the brain) is an advanced imaging test that uses contrast dye and computed tomography to produce detailed images of the blood vessels within the brain. It allows precise visualization of intracranial arteries and veins.
This test is highly effective in detecting conditions such as aneurysms, stenosis (narrowing), blockages, vascular malformations, and abnormalities related to stroke. It plays a critical role in diagnosing cerebrovascular diseases and assessing blood flow within the brain.
CT Brain Angiogram is quick, non-invasive, and widely used in emergency situations as well as routine evaluations. It helps guide treatment decisions and monitor known vascular conditions.
The purpose of CT Brain Angiogram test is to evaluate the blood vessels of the brain.
- Detect aneurysms or vascular malformations
- Identify blockages or narrowing in the brain arteries
- Assess risk of stroke
- Evaluate blood flow in the brain
- Detect abnormalities in intracranial vessels
- Assist in treatment planning and follow-up