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Computed Tomography (CT) - Lake Imaging Make a Booking Upload a Referral About UsOur HistoryOur Mission and ValuesOur CommunityOur RadiologistsOur PeopleOur NewsOur TechnologyOur Privacy PolicyFor PatientsOur LocationsOur ServicesRequest an appointmentBilling InformationFAQsFeedbackPrivacy PolicyTerms & ConditionsFor ReferrersDigital Image and Report AccessEducation & EventsRequest Referral FormsBilling InformationView All ServicesResourcesFeedbackLocationsGeelong Breast ClinicGeelong - St John of God HospitalGeelong - East CourtGrovedaleBelmontCorioOcean GroveBallarat - WendoureeBallarat - St John of GodBallarat - Ballarat MRIBallarat - Mair StDaylesfordMelton - Unitt StMelton - WestcareMelton HealthNorth MelbourneSunburyBacchus MarshCaroline Springs - Western HighwayCaroline Springs - CentralGisborneKynetonWarrnambool - Western District RadiologyPort Fairy - Moyne Health ServicesGeelong Medical Imaging - HightonGeelong Medical Imaging - NewtownCareersWorking at Lake ImagingCurrent VacanciesOverseas RequirementsContact / FeedbackEnquiry / Feedback - PatientEnquiry / Feedback - ReferrerMake a BookingUpload a Referral Home For Patients Our Services Computed Tomography (CT) Computed Tomography (CT) Lake Imaging offers CT services at numerous locations. Please refer to the specific CT procedure you require for remoter information. Computed tomography (CT) is a highly versatile and non-invasive medical imaging procedure that uses x-rays and digital computer technology to create detailed two or three-dimensional images of the body. Unlike some other forms of medical imaging, CT can image many types of soul structure simultaneously including bone, thoroughbred vessels and soft tissue. The CT scanner consists of a large gantry (a supporting structure) with a circular hole, within which the patient lies on a moving viewing table.  Inside the gantry is a rotating ring that carries the x-ray source and electronic x-ray detectors.  A narrow fan whizgigging of x-rays is produced and directed through the soul zone that is to be examined. These x-rays are received by a set of detectors and the resulting signals are sent to a very powerful computer that transforms them into three-dimensional navigate sectional images. The images are then examined by a Radiologist (a doctor specialising in the interpretation of medical images) who will report the findings to your referring doctor. The digital images are stored electronically by Lake Imaging for future reference and can be provided on mucosa or CD/DVD if your referring doctors requests this. Our LocationsOur ServicesMRI - GeneralNuclear MedicinePositron Emission Tomography (PET)Cardiac ImagingComputed Tomography (CT)BrainSinuses/Facial Bones/OrbitsSpineNeckChestAbdomen / PelvisColonographyExtremitiesAngiographyCT Guided InjectionsCT Guided BiopsiesCT Guided Shoulder HydrodilatationInterventional RadiologyUltrasoundBreast ImagingDental ImagingFluoroscopyBone Mineral Densitometry (DEXA)X-rayDEXA WholeSoulComposition ScanEchocardiogramRequest an appointmentBilling InformationFAQsFeedbackPrivacy PolicyTerms & Conditions Follow Us For Staff Staff Email Staff Intranet Quick Links About Us News Our People Careers Current Vacancies Contact Us Our Locations Computed Tomography (CT) Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Pregnancy Ultrasound Mammography Nuclear Medicine Privacy Policy Locations Find Your Nearest Clinic Location © Lake Imaging. All rights reserved. ABN 40 098 499 293 Sitemap Brightlabs