CT Angiography — Single Vascular Region

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.

Wáberer Medical Center's CT angiography service covers single vascular territories at 98,000 HUF (approximately €245) per region, performed on the 128-slice GE Revolution Evo scanner. Specifically published by WMC for this price tier: CT pulmonary angiogram (CTPA), chest CT angiography (native + contrast + vascular protocol), skull CT angiography, and cervical CT angiography. Abdominal CT angiography (single territory) is offered at 109,000 HUF (approximately €273), with a full aortic CTA (whole aorta) available at 151,000 HUF (approximately €378). CT angiography uses rapid intravenous contrast injection timed to the arterial phase of circulation to produce detailed three-dimensional maps of the vessel lumen. The technique detects stenosis, aneurysm, dissection, arteriovenous malformations, thromboembolism, and vessel occlusion with high sensitivity. It is substantially faster, safer, and less expensive than catheter-based conventional angiography, which requires arterial puncture and carries procedural complication risk. The most time-critical application in this group is CTPA — CT pulmonary angiogram — the gold-standard first-line investigation for suspected acute pulmonary embolism. The study is optimised to opacify the pulmonary arterial tree from the main pulmonary trunk through lobar, segmental, and sub-segmental branches. Rapid diagnosis of pulmonary embolism significantly affects immediate clinical management and patient outcomes. The 128-slice GE Revolution Evo acquires the full pulmonary vasculature in a single breath-hold, minimising respiratory motion artefact. Skull and cervical CT angiography are important investigations for intracranial aneurysm detection, cerebrovascular stenosis, carotid artery disease, and acute stroke workup. The cervical CTA protocol covers the carotid and vertebral arteries from the aortic arch to the circle of Willis, providing the full neurovascular roadmap needed for surgical or interventional treatment planning. Intracranial aneurysm detection on multi-slice CTA is now considered a reliable screen with sensitivity approaching DSA for aneurysms above 3mm. Chest CT angiography at WMC covers the thoracic aorta and great vessels with a combined native and contrast acquisition, supporting assessment of aortic pathology, mediastinal vascular anomalies, and thoracic outlet syndrome. Board-certified radiologists prepare structured reports with three-dimensional vascular reconstructions. Pre-examination protocol includes contrast allergy assessment and renal function screening. Booking is by telephone at +36 1 323 7000 or via the WMC website. No physician referral is required for self-pay patients.