Conventional plain CT scans (without the need for contrast agent/dye): 

• Brain

• Sinus

• Ear/temporal bones

• KUB (kidney ureter and bladder)

• HRCT Lung (low-dose screening for lung cancer)

Contrast-enhanced CT scans (with IV contrast +/- enteral contrast):

• Brain

• Neck

• Thorax

• Abdomen

• Pelvis

Special contrast-enhanced studies:

• Multiphase CT abdomen (for detection and characterisation of liver, pancreatic and kidney tumours)

• CT Angiogram (brain, neck arteries, coronary arteries, thoracic artery, abdominal/mesentery artery, and limbs arteries) for blockages, narrowing, dissection or aneurysm (dilatation)

• CT neuroperfusion for acute stroke

Minimally invasive surgical procedures:

• Lung biopsy

• Solid organ biopsy

• Drainage of abscess/collection in the abdomen