Q1. Is CT Angio safe?
Yes, CT Angio is very safe. It’s non-surgical and uses a small amount of radiation and dye, which are well-tolerated by most patients.
Q2. How is CT Angio different from regular Angiography?
CT Angio is done using a CT scan and is non-invasive, while regular angiography involves inserting a catheter into an artery.
Q3. Do I need to fast before the test?
Usually yes, you may need to avoid food for 3–4 hours before the scan. Water and routine medicines are generally allowed.
Q4. Can I go home after the test?
Absolutely! CT Angio is an outpatient test — you can go home after a short rest.
Q5. When will I get my results?
In most cases, results are ready within a few hours or the same day. Your cardiologist will explain the findings and suggest next steps if needed.