Contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CECT)-Face is an imaging technique used to visualize bones and soft tissue structures of the face. It provides a clear-cut image of the dense and soft tissues like the facial bones, air filled hollow sinuses, throat, salivary glands, etc. This way, any abnormality like a clog, tumor, or inflammation can be identified, and personalized treatment can be started immediately.
In this procedure, to enhance the differences between the structures, a contrast dye is injected into your body. The doughnut-shaped tube emits powerful X-rays that rotate around your face to capture 3-Dimensional images, which can be viewed on a monitor. You may experience slight burning at the site of injection, metallic taste, and warm flushing, which usually subside within a few seconds.
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