Explore CT Scanning at Winchester Imaging

CT Scan

Office Hours

CT Scan

Monday-Thursday
8:00AM - 6:00PM
Friday 8:00AM - 5:00PM
Saturday 8:00AM - 4:00PM
Sunday - Closed

160 Exeter Drive, Suite 104
Winchester, VA 22603

Contact Us
Phone 540-431-3600
Fax 540-431-3601 or 540-545-4031

Discover state-of-the-art diagnostic capabilities with our 
CT Scanner at Winchester Imaging.

Our advanced Somatom go top Scanner delivers faster scans, high-quality images, and enhanced safety features, ensuring a superior patient experience.

Experience reduced radiation exposure and increased comfort during your scans, making your diagnostic process as stress-free as possible.

Why Choose Our CT Scanner Machine for Your Diagnostic Imaging Needs

At Winchester Imaging, we understand the importance of having access to advanced technology when it comes to diagnostic imaging. That’s why we’re proud to offer our patients the latest in CT scanning technology with our state-of-the-art CT Scanner machine. With its advanced capabilities, our CT Scanner provides the best diagnostic imaging for various medical conditions.

There are many reasons your Doctor may want a CT scan, as they can look at the inside of any part of your body. Our Radiologists and Staff can accommodate any request your Doctor may have. And because we have Radiologists who sub-specialize in different areas, we are better able to provide accurate readings in the Winchester Virginia area.

Our CT scan staff is efficient and thorough. Because, thorough study and accurate diagnosis is an essential part of any imaging needs. Your Doctor counts on the information being relayed by the Radiologists to plan the correct method of treatment. Our Radiologists and Staff pride themselves in providing quality services in a timely manner. We will get you in quick, and get the results you need to make medical decisions.

CT scan image of human head
Open MRI High Res
Advanced Imaging Quality

Our state-of-the-art CT scanners produce high-resolution images, providing detailed views of internal structures.

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Speed & Efficiency

Experience quick scanning times with our advanced CT technology, allowing for swift and precise diagnosis.

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Patient Safety

Our CT technology is designed to minimize radiation exposure while delivering the highest quality images.

They always get me in quickly and are on time. The techs and ladies in the front are welcoming and to the point.

Explore CT Imaging Procedures Available at Winchester Imaging

Low Dose Lung CT

Ideal for early detection of lung diseases, this scan uses minimal radiation, making it safer and suitable for regular screening.

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Cardiac Calcium Scoring

A quick, effective scan to assess the risk of heart disease by measuring the amount of calcified plaque in the coronary arteries.

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Virtual Colonoscopy Screening

A non-invasive procedure that provides a detailed, 3D view of the colon, used for detecting polyps and early signs of colorectal cancer.

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Head
CT Scan

Essential for diagnosing brain injuries, tumors, and other cranial disorders quickly and accurately.

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Abdomen 
CT Scan

Offers a detailed look at abdominal organs and tissues, helping to diagnose pain, infections, and abnormalities.

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Sinus 
CT Scan

Provides clear images of the sinus cavities, crucial for planning surgeries and diagnosing sinusitis and other related conditions.

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Learn More About CT Imaging

CT Scan Images

Capture detailed cross-sectional images of all body parts, providing exceptional clarity to aid in accurate diagnosis.

CT Scan with Contrast

Enhances image detail by using a contrast agent, improving visibility of organs and blood vessels to pinpoint abnormalities.

Is CT Scan Safe?

CT scans are generally safe with minimal risks. We use the latest technology to ensure the lowest possible radiation exposure.

Your CT Scan Appointment

Pre-Appointment Check List:

If you’ve been scheduled at our facility, we will call you to confirm your appointment a few days in advance.  At this time we will go through a list of screening questions and pre appointment instructions with you, that are specific to your procedure.

These questions will ensure that it is safe for you to have a CT scan. They are also designed to make sure you are prepared for your exam, that you will know what to expect once you’ve arrived at our facility, and will also provide you with an opportunity to ask any questions you may have.

Different exams will have their own sets of instructions, if you are unsure about how you should prepare please give us a call at:

540.431.3600

Below are some general guidelines:

  • If you are pregnant or think you might be pregnant, please check with your doctor before scheduling your exam.
  • Contrast
    • If you are having a CT scan WITH contrast, you will be provided with contrast smoothie to take a few hours before your exam. Follow the instructions on the side of the bottle. If you have problems with your kidney function please inform us beforehand as you may not be able to take the contrast media.
  • You may NOT eat or drink 2 hours prior to your exam if your doctor has ordered a CT scan WITH contrast.
  • You may eat and drink normally if your doctor has ordered a scan WITHOUT contrast.

Where to Check In

Winchester Imaging

160 Exeter Drive, Suite 104
Winchester, VA 22603

Suite 104

Hours:
Monday -Thursday 8:00 am-6:00 pm

Friday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Saturday 8:00 am-4:00 pm

Sunday Closed

PROVIDING ALL YOUR MEDICAL IMAGING NEEDS

CT Imaging FAQs

A CT scan, or computed tomography scan, uses X-rays and computer processing to create detailed images of the inside of your body, providing more information than standard X-rays.

Contrast is used to enhance the visibility of certain tissues or blood vessels. Your doctor will decide if a contrast agent is necessary based on the specific details of what needs to be examined.

CT scans are faster and can provide detailed images of bones, soft tissues, and blood vessels. MRIs are better at depicting details in soft tissue and are used in assessing conditions involving the brain, spine, and joints.

Most CT scans take only a few minutes, though the entire process may last about 30 minutes. Results are typically available within a few days but can vary based on the complexity of the scan and the analysis required.

Generally, no special steps are required after a non-contrast CT scan. If you received a contrast agent, you might be advised to drink plenty of fluids to help flush it out of your system. Your doctor will provide any specific instructions if necessary.