CECT HIP (CT Scan Hip with Contrast)

CECT Hip is a diagnostic CT scan performed using intravenous contrast dye to provide enhanced visualization of the hip joint, surrounding soft tissues, blood vessels, and joint space. It is commonly used to evaluate infections, tumors, inflammatory conditions, abscesses, and complications related to trauma or surgery. The contrast agent helps differentiate normal and abnormal tissues, making this scan useful when non-contrast CT findings are inconclusive. CECT Hip is often advised for patients with persistent hip pain, suspected infection, or soft tissue abnormalities. The procedure is quick, non-invasive, and conducted under medical supervision with appropriate safety precautions.