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CT is a rapid, painless diagnostic exam that combines x-rays and computers. A CT scan allows the radiologist to see the location, nature and extent of many different diseases, organs or abnormalities of the liver, pancreas intestines, kidneys, adrenal glands, lungs, heart, blood vessels, abdominal cavity and the spinal cord.

Our Putnam Radiology Group (PRG) office in Palatka has a multi-slice helical CT scanner which generates data and detail quickly and accurately. It's technological capability provides clear, high quality images that leads to earlier, more accurate diagnoses.

For more information on preparing for your CT...

  • A representative will call you prior to your appointment review specific instructions. *Please arrive 15 minutes early to complete registration.
  • Some CT studies require an injection of contrast material to enhance the visibility of certain tissues and blood vessels. You may momentarily experience a warm, flushed sensation or a metallic taste in your mouth.
  • If your CT is an abdominal or pelvic exam, this requires you to to consume an oral contrast agent in advance. You are to pick up the oral contrast at least 2 days prior to your exam to review the instructions listed below.

CT Prep For CT of the Abdomen/Pelvis or CT of Pelvis Only

Pick up prep solution at Putnam Radiology Group 2 days prior to CT appointment.

If your appointment is scheduled BEFORE 12:00 p.m. Noon

  • Nothing to eat or drink after the prep is started.
  • Shake Prep Well!
  • Drink one entire bottle at bedtime, the night before your exam.
  • Drink one entire bottle one hour before the scheduled appointment.
  • At PRG, you will be given more more cup to drink before the exam is started.

 

Note: Prep tastes better if it is refrigerated .

If your appointment is scheduled AFTER 12:00 Noon

  • Nothing to eat or drink after the prep is started.
  • Prep tastes better if it is refrigerated, but not necessary.
  • Shake Prep Well!
  • Drink one entire bottle 4 hours before the scheduled appointment.
  • Drink one entire bottle one hour before the scheduled appointment.
  • At PRG, you will be given more more cup to drink before the exam is started.

 

Note: Prep tastes better if it is refrigerated.

 

If you have any questions please call: Putnam Radiology Group at (386) 326-0077.

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