CT Scan & Reporting
CT scanning across most of the UK with consultant radiologist reporting — including trauma protocols, 3D reconstruction and pre-surgical planning imaging — supplied with full DICOM data and CPR-suitable interpretation for personal injury and clinical negligence cases.
Quick facts
- Modality
- CT
- Reporting
- Consultant radiologist
- Coverage
- Most of the UK
- Turnaround
- Scan within 5 – 7 days; report 3 – 5 days
Symptoms & presentations
Head CT
Post-traumatic brain imaging.
Spinal CT
Bony detail and post-fracture assessment.
Chest CT
Post-trauma chest injury workup.
Abdomen & pelvis
Where indicated for injury workup.
3D reconstruction
For complex fracture planning.
Contrast studies
Enhanced imaging where clinically indicated.
CT angiography
Vascular imaging where clinically indicated.
Facial bones CT
High-resolution imaging of orbital and mid-face fractures.
Dental CT
CBCT imaging for dental and maxillofacial work.
Whole-body trauma
Polytrauma protocol imaging.
From instruction to signed report
- Stage 01
Referral
Clinical indication and contrast requirements confirmed.
- Stage 02
Booking
Nearest CT scanner appointment issued.
- Stage 03
Scan
CT performed with appropriate protocol.
- Stage 04
Reporting
Consultant radiologist report.
- Stage 05
Delivery
Encrypted images and report issued.
- Stage 06
Consent & radiation dose
Radiation dose justification and consent documented.
- Stage 07
Second-opinion review
Optional consultant second-opinion review on request.
Case types we support
Trauma cases
Post-injury investigation.
Clinical negligence
Independent imaging review.
Pre-surgical
Planning imaging for complex cases.
Complex trauma
Multi-region imaging for polytrauma review.
Post-surgical review
Follow-up imaging after orthopaedic surgery.
About CT Scans
- Computed tomography combines a series of X-ray images taken from different angles to produce detailed cross-sectional views of the body.
- CT is particularly effective at imaging complex fractures, bony detail and certain internal structures, offering a level of detail that standard X-ray cannot achieve.
- In medico-legal claims, CT imaging provides precise objective evidence of injury that supports an expertu2019s opinion on causation, severity and prognosis.
- A range of studies is available, including single and multi-area scans, CT arthrograms for joint detail and dental CT imaging.
- CT excels where fine bony detail matters, such as complex or subtle fractures that may be difficult to characterise on plain X-ray.
How Evoque Medical Can Help
- Single-area and multi-area CT scans
- Specialised studies including CT arthrograms and dental CT
- Specialist radiology reporting on the findings
- Prompt appointments across most of the UK with no waiting list
Our Process
- Tell us the area to be scanned, or the injury you need to investigate.
- Evoque Medical arranges the CT scan at a convenient diagnostic centre.
- The claimant attends for the scan.
- A specialist radiologist reports on the imaging where required.
- Our team completes non-clinical quality and compliance checks.
- The scan and report are delivered to you promptly.
Frequently asked questions
Do you offer 3D reconstructions?
Are contrast scans available?
How is radiation dose considered?
Do you cover paediatric CT?
Can CT produce three-dimensional images?
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