Fujifilm Supria CTALARA Radiation ProtocolSynapse 3D Post-Processing
CT Scan at AV Scan Diagnostics, Dadar West
AV Scan Diagnostics uses the Fujifilm Supria CT scanner with advanced iterative reconstruction algorithms that allow us to perform CT scans with significantly reduced radiation doses while maintaining excellent image quality. This is particularly important for follow-up scans and paediatric imaging.
All CT scan reports are personally reviewed and signed by Dr. Avinash Bansal — MD (Radiology), FIFM, FMF (UK) and ISUOG certified — ensuring the highest standard of diagnostic accuracy.
We follow the ALARA principle (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) for all CT protocols — every scan is optimised to use the minimum radiation dose necessary for diagnostic quality images.
CT scans use X-rays and are faster, better for bone injuries, chest pathology, emergency assessment and vascular imaging. MRI uses magnetic fields (no radiation) and is better for soft tissue, brain, spine, joints and abdominal organs. Your doctor will recommend the most appropriate investigation for your condition. AV Scan offers both.
Our Fujifilm Supria CT uses advanced iterative reconstruction to minimise radiation dose while maintaining diagnostic image quality. We follow the ALARA principle for all protocols. The radiation dose from a CT scan is low and the diagnostic benefit almost always outweighs the very small risk. Pregnant women should inform our staff before booking.
Most CT scans take only 5–15 minutes. More complex studies with contrast or multi-phase imaging may take 20–30 minutes including preparation time.
Report turnaround varies by scan complexity. All reports are personally reviewed by Dr. Avinash Bansal. Urgent findings are communicated directly to your referring doctor immediately.
