CT Lung Screening in Germany
CT Lung Screening in Germany ranges from €180 to €450 across 8 providers in 5 cities. Pricing is relatively consistent, with Radiologie am Turm starting from €180.
Prices verified May 2026
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CT Lung Screening (Low-Dose)
Annual low-dose CT chest examination for early lung cancer detection, performed at Radiologie am Turm under the direction of Prof. Dr. Jacobi — a specialist in pulmonary imaging and former deputy director of radiology at Frankfurt University Hospital. Radiation dose is minimised using the dedicated low-dose CT protocol. No contrast injection required. Findings reviewed in person with the radiologist. Recommended for current and former smokers with a significant pack-year history and individuals with other lung cancer risk factors.
CT Lung Screening
Niedrigdosis-CT lung cancer early detection for smokers aged 50–75. Ultra-low radiation protocol per German BMUV regulation. Detects nodules from 3 mm with no contrast required. Self-pay for eligible patients; statutory coverage pending.
Low-Dose Thorax CT
Radiation-minimised CT scan of the chest and lungs for early detection of lung nodules, emphysema, and incidental cardiovascular findings. No contrast agent required. Results reviewed by a specialist radiologist at MEDIZINICUM Radiologie Stephansplatz.
Low-Dose CT Lung Screening (ELCAP)
Annual low-dose CT chest examination following the ELCAP (Early Lung Cancer Action Program) protocol. ELCAP research demonstrates that annual CT can detect 85% of lung cancers at their earliest, most curable stage — with a 92% cure rate when surgery is performed promptly. Recommended for individuals with a smoking history of 10+ pack-years. Radiation exposure is approximately 1 mSv (well below annual natural background radiation). No contrast injection required. Prior medical consultation mandatory under German radiation protection regulations.
CT Lung
High-resolution CT of the lungs for tumour staging, pulmonary vascular assessment, computer-assisted lesion analysis, and diagnosis of chronic lung disease including COPD. Led by specialist thoracic radiologists Dr. Ursula Johst and PD Dr. Daniel Maxien at Munich-Pasing.
Low-Dose CT Lung Screening
High-resolution low-dose HRCT of the chest for lung cancer screening, lung fibrosis diagnosis, emphysema assessment, and asbestosis evaluation. No contrast agent required. Offered for high-risk individuals including heavy smokers, ex-smokers, and those with occupational lung exposure. No referral needed.
Low-Dose CT Lung Screening
Low-dose CT examination of the chest for early detection of lung cancer, pulmonary nodules, emphysema, and other thoracic pathology. Recommended for current or former smokers (15+ pack-years), individuals with occupational lung exposure, or those with respiratory symptoms warranting imaging. No contrast required. Radiologist review and written report included.
Low-Dose CT Lung Screening
Low-dose computed tomography of the lungs for early detection of lung cancer in elevated-risk individuals. Identifies pulmonary nodules far smaller than standard chest X-ray can detect. Recommended for heavy smokers, ex-smokers, and those with asbestos or sarcoidosis exposure history. Bookable as a standalone additional service.
