Name
Price (in Rs)
Whole body PET CT
11,999
PSMA PET CT
14,950
Dotanoc PET CT
23,999
Dotatate PET CT
23,999
Fdopa PET CT
23,999
Discounted Price - Rs. 10,999
Discounted Price - Rs. 12,999
Discounted Price - Rs. 23,999
Discounted Price - Rs. 23,999
Discounted Price - Rs. 23,999
Discounted Price - Rs. 23,999
Rs. 10,999
Rs. 12,999
Rs. 23,999
Rs. 23,999
Rs. 23,999
Rs. 23,999
01. 6 hours of fasting is mandatory.
02.
Blood sugar should be under control
(preferably <150 mg/dL while fasting).
03. Refrain from strenuous exercise before the scan.
04.
Mention all medications and
health
conditions to the lab prior to the scan.
05. Wear loose, comfortable clothing.
06. Bring all prior reports and imaging scans.
Minimum cost - Rs. 11,000.
Minimum cost - Rs. 13,000.
Uses Photomultiplier tubes (PMTs) to detect light signals produced by gamma rays emitted during the decay of radioactive tracers. These signals are then converted into an image.
Uses silicon photomultipliers (SiPMs), which are more sensitive than PMTs. Better resolution and more accurate detection of light signals, leading to improved image clarity.
Lower sensitivity compared to digital PET, which may require higher doses of radioactive tracers to produce clear images.
Has higher sensitivity, detects smaller amounts of radioactive tracers and provide clearer images with less tracer dosage.
Offers lower resolution. It may not detect very small lesions or abnormalities as effectively.
Higher resolution, enabling the detection of smaller lesions, especially in early-stage diseases.
Generally slower in terms of data acquisition and image processing.
Offers faster image processing, leading to quicker scans
Typically requires a higher dose of radioactive tracers to achieve adequate imaging quality.
Due to its higher sensitivity, achieves better image quality with lower doses of radiation.
Generally less expensive because
it uses older technology.
More expensive due to the advanced sensors and higher cost of the digital technology.
Our well-trained administration and support team is here to assist with all your medical questions, offering caring and prompt help to ensure a smooth experience throughout your care.
Our most experienced oncologists provide you
with all viable treatment options, including
associated risks, while maintaining transparency.
To reduce patient discomfort, we are
strategically located all across Telangana,
minimizing commute times for our patients.
We offer the lowest costs for all Treatments
(Surgery, Chemotherapy, Radiation) and
Diagnostics (PET CT, Biopsy) compared to others.
In oncology, surgery involves physically removing the tumor and, sometimes, nearby tissues or lymph nodes to eliminate cancer from the body. It is often the first line of treatment for many solid tumors.
Chemotherapy uses powerful drugs to kill rapidly dividing cancer cells throughout the body. It can be used alone or in combination with other treatments to reduce the risk of cancer returning or to shrink tumors before surgery.
Radiation therapy uses high-energy radiation to damage the DNA of cancer cells, causing them to die or stop dividing. It can be used as a primary treatment or to shrink tumors before surgery and kill remaining cancer cells afterward.
Get a Second Opinion with our most experienced oncologists at 50% off, with consultation fees now at Rs. 425.
Book your PET CT in our Locations: Panjagutta, Himayath Nagar, Narayanaguda, Banjara Hills, Jubilee Hills Check Post. Affordable PET CT scan Starting from Rs.10,999/-
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