CT Scan in Czechia

Multi-slice CT of a single body region — chest, abdomen, pelvis, head, spine, or extremity — using the hospital's dual-source Somatom Flash with SAPHIRE dose-reduction. Full radiologist report included. Estimated price: €100–150.

Multi-slice CT scan of any standard body region at SurGal Clinic Brno, using AIDR-equipped technology that reduces radiation dose by 50–80%. Performed by a specialist radiology team on weekdays. Insurance covered for Czech patients; self-pay available.

Multi-detector CT scan of any standard body region at AGEL Ostrava-Vítkovice hospital, using a Philips IQon Spectral CT with 60–80% dose reduction. Available weekdays by appointment. Czech insurance accepted; self-pay welcome.

Multi-slice CT of a single body region (chest, abdomen, pelvis, head, or spine) with radiologist report. Available through the Group Mediterra imaging network in Prague. No referral required for self-pay patients. Estimated price: €140–200.

Computed tomography of a single body region — brain, head, chest, abdomen, pelvis, or spine. Performed on a GE Revolution GSI 256-detector scanner with spectral imaging. No referral required for private patients. Radiologist report issued in Czech and English.

Contrast-enhanced multi-slice CT at SurGal Clinic Brno using AIDR low-dose technology. Intravenous contrast improves soft-tissue characterisation and vascular detail for tumour, infection, or vascular indications.

Contrast-enhanced multi-slice CT of a single body region with iodinated intravenous contrast for enhanced tissue differentiation and vascular visualisation. Includes radiologist report. Estimated price: €200–260.

Contrast-enhanced multi-detector CT at AGEL Ostrava-Vítkovice using the Philips IQon Spectral CT. Intravenous contrast improves soft-tissue characterisation, vascular detail, and tumour assessment. 60–80% dose reduction.

The PRIVAMED MamoCentrum in Plzeň is an accredited Czech mammography screening centre offering low-dose digital mammography and high-resolution breast ultrasound with clearly published self-pay prices from 700 Kč. Each examination includes two views per breast on the Mammomat Inspiration low-dose unit, immediate image reading by screening-accredited radiologists, a preliminary result discussed with the patient on the day, and — where findings are equivocal — same-day supplementary ultrasound on a top-category Canon Aplio scanner with high-resolution probes. Breast and axilla ultrasound is also available as a standalone examination, suitable for younger, pregnant or breastfeeding women where ultrasound is the preferred first-line modality, and a dedicated implant-check ultrasound is offered for women with breast implants. The centre keeps a screening register, performs targeted biopsies of suspicious lesions, and has direct referral pathways to breast clinics within the PRIVAMED hospital group.

Walk-in digital X-ray at Multiscan Pardubice uses the Siemens Multix Impact with direct digital detector technology, eliminating analogue film and chemical processing for faster image acquisition, immediate digital review and lower radiation dose per exposure. The service is available Monday–Friday 07:00–13:30 without prior appointment for insured patients presenting a valid referral. The X-ray facility is fully barrier-free, located on the ground floor of the Rokycanova Poliklinika Vektor building, with parking adjacent and public transport (line 20) approximately 100 metres away.

Hybrid positron emission tomography combined with CT (PET/CT) at the hospital's dedicated PET Centre — the Czech Republic's first PET facility (1999), now one of the largest in Europe with over 10,000 annual examinations. Oncological, inflammatory, and neurological indications. Estimated price: €800–1,000.

Poliklinika Sever's dental X-ray unit (Zubní RTG) has operated since 1999 and upgraded to a 3D-CT RTG scanner in 2019, making it one of the most capable dental imaging services in the South Bohemian Region. The department accepts walk-in patients — no appointment needed — and offers a complete range of dental radiography: intraoral (film and digital), panoramic (film and digital), cephalometric (profile skull X-ray for orthodontic planning, available since 2013), bitewing (for interproximal cavity detection), and full 3D cone-beam CT (CBCT). The 3D CT scanner offers selectable HD, SD, and LOW-dose resolution modes, allowing clinicians and patients to choose the appropriate image quality and radiation dose for their specific diagnostic need. The department is accessible on Floor 3, Door 1, and is staffed Monday to Thursday with early-morning hours.

An independent expert re-reading of a CT scan by a certified radiologist at První radiologická, carried out remotely on images you have already had. Computed tomography (CT) produces fast, high-resolution cross-sectional images of the body using X-rays and computer reconstruction, and is widely used for chest and abdominal surveys, bone assessment, acute findings and oncological follow-up. A second opinion is sought when a report is unclear, when a clinician wants specialist confirmation before a procedure, or when a patient received a scan abroad and needs a Czech-standard report. You submit your existing CT data electronically and receive a detailed structured written report from an experienced radiologist — no new scan, no waiting room.

A computed-tomography examination booked and coordinated through Altoa at an accredited partner facility. CT uses X-rays and computer reconstruction to build fast, detailed cross-sectional images, and is the modality of choice for bone, lung, acute findings and rapid organ surveys. Altoa selects the body region with you, books the appointment at a partner facility and escorts you on the day, with the partner radiologist issuing a written report. This is the base CT rate that recurs as an add-on across Altoa's preventive and oncology programs.

A CT scan of the chest that images the lungs, airways, mediastinum, heart contour and chest wall in fine detail. Within Altoa's oncology cancer-screening programs, CT chest is offered as an add-on to extend lung and thoracic assessment beyond the standard chest X-ray. CT uses X-rays and computer reconstruction for fast, high-resolution thoracic imaging; Altoa books and escorts you to an accredited partner facility, with a radiologist issuing the written report.

A CT scan of the abdomen imaging the liver, pancreas, kidneys, spleen, bowel and other organs in cross-section. Within Altoa's oncology cancer-screening programs, CT abdomen is an add-on that extends the assessment beyond the standard abdominal ultrasound. CT uses X-rays and computer reconstruction for fast, detailed abdominal imaging, often with intravenous contrast; Altoa books and escorts you to an accredited partner facility and returns a radiologist's written report.

MEDICON RDG Budějovická's CT scanner delivers high-resolution three-dimensional imaging of the brain, spine, chest, abdomen, pelvis, and vascular structures in a single session. The centre uses one of Prague's most advanced multi-detector CT systems, co-funded by the EU OPPK programme, and is fully connected to the ePACS inter-hospital digital network so your referring physician can access results remotely. Scans of the skeleton and sinuses require no preparation; contrast-enhanced studies (angiography, enterography, colonography) require at least four hours of fasting. The on-site radiologist produces a written report for every examination, and imaging can be provided on CD. Booking is typically within one week; urgent same-day referrals are accommodated where capacity allows. The centre is located in the yellow building, entrance 6, basement level — one minute from Budějovická metro station on line C.

CT scanning at Multiscan Pardubice is performed on a Siemens Somatom X.cite — a modern wide-bore (82 cm) scanner with a 307 kg patient weight capacity, housed at the new 2025 Na Spravedlnosti facility. The system covers brain, chest, abdomen, pelvis, spine and extremity studies, with scanning times of approximately 10 minutes. The wide bore is beneficial for larger patients and for full oncological staging studies that cover multiple body regions. Self-pay and international patients book through Altoa Medical Tourism and require a physician referral sent in advance.

Computed tomography (CT) at the Radiodiagnostic Department of Vojenská nemocnice Olomouc provides fast, high-resolution cross-sectional imaging of the chest, abdomen, pelvis, head, and musculoskeletal system. CT acquires images in seconds to a few minutes using a rotating X-ray source and computer reconstruction, making it the preferred modality for bone detail, lung assessment, acute presentations and rapid organ surveys. The department issues a written radiologist report for every examination. Self-pay patients can book without a referral and access the full range of in-house specialist follow-up if findings require it.

Self-payer contrast-enhanced computed tomography at Masarykův onkologický ústav, a JCI-accredited comprehensive cancer centre. CT uses X-rays acquired from many angles to build detailed cross-sectional images, and intravenous contrast highlights blood vessels, organs and lesions to improve detection and characterisation. Performed and reported by the institute's oncology radiodiagnostics team. Useful for evaluating the chest, abdomen, pelvis and other regions where high-resolution, contrast-enhanced anatomy is needed. Open to foreign patients and those without Czech insurance.

SPEA Olomouc operates a multidetector multispiral CT scanner — a latest-generation helical CT capable of fast, high-resolution cross-sectional imaging of the brain, spine, chest, and abdomen. The CT department is staffed by four radiologists and five radiologic assistants and operates Monday to Thursday from 7:00 to 15:30. Every scan includes CD with digital images and a written radiologist report for your referring physician, with standard results within seven days and a STATIM track for urgent cases. Self-pay and international patients are accepted; pricing is available on request via the direct department line.

The CT suite at PRIVAMED's radiology department runs a Siemens Somatom X-Cite multidetector scanner covering head, neck, chest and mediastinum including high-resolution lung CT (HRCT), spine and limbs, and the abdominal cavity and retroperitoneum. Advanced protocols include CT enteroclysis, CT colonography and virtual colonoscopy, and CT angiography of the vascular system. The department also performs image-guided interventions under CT navigation — biopsies, punctures and drainage of pathological collections, and pain-management injections of nerve roots and facet joints. The fully digital workflow allows lower radiation doses while improving image quality, and all studies are archived in PACS with electronic transfer to the referring physician. Czech-insured patients attend with a referral; self-pay examinations are quoted and booked through the dedicated CT line.

Diagnostic mammography is a low-dose breast X-ray performed when a woman has symptoms — a palpable lump, pain, nipple change or another clinical sign — to investigate the cause. The MEDIAG department at 1. poliklinika Karlovy Vary images on a GE Senographe Pristina, a top-tier system designed for the lowest dose on the market and greater patient comfort, with DUETA patient-assisted compression that lets the woman help control how firmly the breast is compressed. The same unit offers 3D tomosynthesis without any increase in radiation dose, giving the radiologist layered images that can reveal findings hidden on a flat 2D view. This is the only site in the Karlovy Vary region able to follow up suspicious findings with SVAB stereotactic vacuum-assisted biopsy, so sampling can be arranged at the same centre.

Digital skiagraphy (X-ray) is a first-line diagnostic imaging exam that uses a small dose of X-rays to capture images of bones, joints, the chest and other tissues. The differential absorption of the beam across tissue types is recorded on a digital detector, producing high-contrast images of fractures, lung conditions and skeletal problems. At the MEDIAG department inside 1. poliklinika Karlovy Vary the workstations are fully digital, so images go straight to high-resolution diagnostic monitors and the PACS network rather than to film — meaning lower radiation dose and no developing chemicals. X-ray here is offered on a walk-in basis during working hours, so a referral can usually be imaged the same day without an appointment.