Computed Tomography (CT) scanning is a rapid, painless diagnostic examination that combines X-rays and computers. A CT scan allows the radiologist to see the location, nature, and extent of many different diseases or abnormalities inside your body.

Our computerized CT scanners incorporate all recent and dramatic advances and are capable of ultra rapid scanning and helical imaging, a combination that allows an examination of the abdomen to be completed in seconds. The high-resolution images this system produces reveal unsurpassed details, and computers allow Princeton Radiology radiologists to manipulate and reconstruct images in multiple planes, extrapolating 3-dimensional images from the original data. This enables physicians to visualize vessels and organs similar to "virtual reality."