Advanced Imaging for Early & Accurate Diagnosis
At Fortis Memorial Research Institute, we bring you next-generation Digital PET-CT Scan technology—designed to detect diseases earlier, diagnose with precision, and guide the most effective treatment plans.
What is a Digital PET-CT Scan?
A Digital PET-CT scan combines Positron Emission Tomography (PET) and Computed Tomography (CT) into one powerful imaging technique. This advanced system provides:
- Detailed images of internal organs
- Early detection of cancer and other conditions
- Accurate assessment of disease progression
With digital technology, scans are faster, clearer, and more precise than conventional PET-CT systems.
Why Choose Digital PET-CT at Fortis Gurugram?
Cutting-Edge Technology
Our digital PET-CT system offers:
- Higher image resolution
- Faster scan time
- Reduced radiation exposure
- Improved detection of small lesions
Expert Team
Our experienced radiologists and nuclear medicine specialists ensure:
- Accurate interpretation
- Personalized diagnostic insights
- Seamless coordination with treating doctors
Comprehensive Care
From diagnosis to treatment planning, Fortis Memorial Research Institute provides integrated care under one roof.
When is a PET-CT Scan Recommended?
A Digital PET-CT scan is commonly used for:
- Cancer Detection & Staging
- Monitoring response to chemotherapy or radiation
- Detecting recurrence of cancer
- Evaluating neurological disorders
- Assessing cardiac conditions
Benefits of Digital PET-CT
- Early Detection Saves Lives
- More Accurate Diagnosis
- Faster Results
- Better Treatment Planning
- Enhanced Patient Comfort
What to Expect During the Scan
- Preparation – You may be asked to fast for a few hours
- Tracer Injection – A small amount of radioactive tracer is administered
- Scan Procedure – You lie comfortably while the scanner captures images
- Duration – Typically 10–20 minutes for scanning
Our team ensures a smooth, safe, and comfortable experience throughout the process.
Why Early Diagnosis Matters
Timely and precise diagnosis can significantly improve treatment outcomes. With Digital PET-CT technology at Fortis Memorial Research Institute, patients benefit from:
- Earlier intervention
- Targeted therapies
- Better prognosis
Our Team of Experts
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Dr. Dharmender MalikSenior Consultant Nuclear MedicineNuclear Medicine
FAQs
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Is a PET-CT scan safe?Yes, it is a safe and commonly used diagnostic procedure with minimal radiation exposure.
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How long does it take?The complete process may take 2–3 hours, including preparation time.
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Do I need a doctor’s referral?Yes, a prescription is usually required for a PET-CT scan
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How do I prepare for a PET CT scan.You will be asked to abstain from eating 3- 4 hours prior to the scan. Please ask if any of your medication needs to be withheld prior to the scan. Do not exercise vigorously for 24 hours prior to the scan. Wear comfortable clothes. Avoid wearing jewelery and metal clips in your hair.