MSCT of the Hand
Multislice Computed Tomography (MSCT) of the hand is a modern and highly accurate diagnostic method widely used in orthopedics. By combining X-ray imaging with multi-layer scanning, MSCT provides high-resolution visualization of the bones, joints and soft tissues of the hand. When necessary, contrast enhancement is used to examine cartilage, tendons, ligaments, vessels and nerves in greater detail. Our clinic uses advanced low-dose CT systems to ensure patient safety and maximum diagnostic precision.
What MSCT of the Hand Shows
MSCT provides a three-dimensional view of the hand, allowing detailed evaluation of bones, cartilage, muscles, tendons, ligaments, nerves and vascular structures. The method enables early detection of pathological changes and provides essential information for treatment planning.
The scan helps identify inflammatory and degenerative diseases, circulatory disorders, benign and malignant tumors, traumatic injuries and postoperative changes.
Indications for MSCT of the Hand
- arthrosis and degenerative joint diseases;
- fractures, dislocations and traumatic injuries of the hand or wrist;
- inflammatory conditions, including rheumatic diseases;
- restricted mobility of the hand;
- long-lasting pain with unclear origin;
- suspected tumors or cysts;
- preoperative evaluation and postoperative assessment.
How MSCT of the Hand Is Performed
No special preparation is required. The patient lies on the CT table while the scanner acquires multiple thin-layer images. The procedure is painless and lasts around 10–15 minutes, with the actual scanning taking only a few minutes.
A three-dimensional reconstruction is generated to provide the radiologist with a complete and detailed picture of the hand structures.
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