CT Angiography

CT angiography of blood vessels at Voxel Warsaw — covering head, neck, chest, aorta, pulmonary arteries, abdominal vessels, and lower limbs. Contrast-enhanced protocol producing detailed three-dimensional reconstructions of arterial and venous anatomy. Particularly suited to vascular disease assessment, pre-operative planning, and pulmonary embolism workup.

CT examination with IV contrast to visualise the blood vessels (arteries). Performed at AZ Monica Campus Deurne. Indications include suspected peripheral arterial disease, abdominal aortic pathology, and reduced blood flow to organs or extremities. Zero CT supplement under Belgian law; statutory co-payment only. Medical prescription required.

Contrast-enhanced CT angiography of a single vascular territory — pulmonary, chest, skull, or cervical vessels — on a 128-slice GE Revolution Evo. 98,000 HUF (≈€245) per region. Covers CTPA for pulmonary embolism diagnosis.

Contrast-enhanced CT vascular imaging to assess the coronary arteries, carotid arteries, aorta, pulmonary vasculature, or peripheral leg and pelvic vessels. The practice also offers contrast-free MR angiography of the neck and pelvic-leg vessels as an alternative for patients unable to receive contrast. Performed at Radiologie am Turm under Prof. Dr. Jacobi. Includes personal radiologist consultation. No referral required for self-pay patients.

Contrast-enhanced CT angiography at SurGal Clinic Brno for vascular mapping of carotid arteries, cerebral vessels, aorta, pulmonary vasculature, or peripheral arteries. AIDR low-dose CT with specialist radiology reporting.

Contrast-enhanced multislice CT imaging of arteries and vessels throughout the body. Produces coloured 3D vascular maps without probe insertion. Used for aneurysm detection, arterial occlusion assessment, and renal or peripheral vascular disease.

Non-invasive 64-line CT visualisation of the coronary arteries to detect narrowing and atherosclerosis without catheter insertion. RZM's cardiovascular team uses the Siemens AS64 for high-resolution coronary imaging. Excludes or confirms significant coronary artery disease in a single outpatient appointment.

Non-invasive 3D mapping of the coronary arteries using IV contrast on a 128-slice Siemens scanner. Detects calcified and non-calcified plaques, grades stenosis, and identifies coronary anomalies — without catheter insertion or hospitalisation.

Non-invasive 3D imaging of the coronary arteries using intravenous contrast on a cardiac-gated CT scanner. Detects calcified and non-calcified plaques, grades stenosis per vessel segment, and identifies coronary anomalies — without catheter insertion.