CT Scan Triple Phase (TPCT) (Triphasic CT)

CT Scan Triple Phase, also known as Triphasic CT, is an advanced CT imaging technique performed using intravenous contrast dye and captured in three phases—arterial, portal venous, and delayed phases. It is most commonly used for detailed evaluation of liver lesions, pancreatic tumors, renal masses, and vascular abnormalities. The multiphase imaging helps differentiate benign and malignant lesions based on their enhancement patterns. Triphasic CT plays a crucial role in tumor detection, characterization, and treatment planning. The procedure is non-invasive, relatively quick, and performed under medical supervision with necessary precautions for contrast administration.