CT Scan

Multi-slice CT of any body region on the Siemens Somatom Force at Agram Hospital Zagreb. Head, chest, abdomen, pelvis, spine, joints, and vascular protocols available. Starting from €140.

Agram Hospital's CT scanning service covers the full range of diagnostic MSCT examinations from a single site in Zagreb. The Siemens SOMATOM Force dual-source CT, installed in 2017, is one of the most advanced scanners available on the Central European private-pay market. Its dual-energy capability and ultra-low-dose protocols allow the same diagnostic information to be captured at radiation doses significantly lower than older single-source scanners, making it appropriate for both diagnostic and preventive use. The service list includes MSCT of the head (brain, sinuses, orbits, pituitary), chest (thorax, lung screening), abdomen (whole, upper, lower), pelvis, spine (per segment), joints, and vascular structures (aorta, peripheral arteries, angiography). Contrast-enhanced and native protocols are both available, selected according to the clinical indication. Specialist body-area radiology teams cover cardiac and vascular imaging, neuroradiology, musculoskeletal imaging, and body imaging separately — rather than a single generalist radiologist managing all body areas. Agram's service list explicitly includes preventive CT screening protocols: MSCT lung screening for high-risk individuals and comprehensive cardiovascular screening programmes combining calcium scoring, coronarography, and laboratory tests. This preventive focus reflects the hospital's strategic positioning around early disease detection, which has been central to its clinical identity since 1998. The CT department links directly into the hospital's full-spectrum clinical infrastructure — interventional radiology (CT-guided biopsies, thermal ablation of tumours, embolisation), one-day surgery, cardiology, and internal medicine — meaning a CT finding that warrants further workup or treatment can be managed within the same institution without the patient needing to be re-referred elsewhere. The hospital serves over one million patients per year across its Croatian network. Prices start from €140 for a standard examination via the ZagrebMed booking platform. Exact pricing depends on the body region, protocol, and whether contrast is required. Appointments can be made by telephone (+385 1 304 6666) or via the contact form on the Agram website. No long waiting times — one of the practical advantages of private imaging over public hospital queues in Croatia.