Computerized Tomography (CT) Scan

CT Scan

Get a deeper understanding of what’s happening internally with a detailed CT scan. 

Computerized tomography (CT) scans combine a series of X-rays and computer to created detailed images of your body.

Our bright room will aid you to feel at ease during the scan. The technologist will explain the exam in detail and answer any questions about the test.

Pricing from $675- $1300, Cardiac CTA $2200 Heartflow analysis $1995

Best of all, no long wait times.

Serving Surrey, White Rock and the Lower Mainland.

Our types of CT scans

Prices from $675

    • Acute trauma to head, facial bones, spine and orbit (e.g. foreign body)

    • Decreased or altered level of consciousness

    • Seizures, 1st documented

    • Stroke / Transient Ischemic Attack (TIA)

    • Acute thunderclap headache: suspected acute subarachnoid hemorrhage

    • Screening for intracranial aneurysms – family history Computed Tomography Angiography (CTA)

    • Intracranial venous thrombosis

    • Appendicitis

    • Diverticulitis

    • Bowel obstruction

    • Bowel ischemia

    • Renal colic

    • Cholecystitis or biliary obstruction

    • Solid organ abscess/infection or collection

    • Post-operative complications

    • Metastasis preoperative workup

    • Tumor – search for primary in the abdomen/pelvis

    • Pancreatitis complications

    • Malignant disease; staging prior to treatment or evaluation if concern regarding progression

    • Solid organ masses (intraabdominal, pelvic for further characterization)

    • Workup of asymptomatic abdominal mass

    • Renal or liver transplant complications

  • Chest imaging without contrast and including Hi Res.

    • Rapidly progressive shortness of breath (without a known underlying cause)

    • Hemoptysis, increasing in frequency and volume

    • Acute interstitial lung disease

    • Further characterization of mediastinal, lung or pleural mass

    • Lymphadenopathy (hilar, mediastinal)

    • Evaluating atypical lung or pleural infection and symptomatic patients with a cough

    • High clinical suspicion for pneumonia/infection with a normal chest radiograph

    • Chronic Interstitial lung disease – evaluation of progression

    • Bronchiectasis

    • Characterization of small pulmonary nodule

    • Evaluation for lung cancer in high risk individuals

    • Chest pain (typical / atypical in high risk patient) (Coronary CTA)

    • Stable suspected infective endocarditis

    • Myo-/pericarditis (MRI contraindicated)

    • Coronary artery calcium score

    • Follow-up pericardial effusion

    • Heartflow analysis after Cardiac CTA to check for reduced blood flow

    • Acute spinal trauma

    • Acute myelopathy, (cord compression, cauda equina syndrome)

    • Discitis / osteomyelitis, suspected

    • Evaluation of rapidly deteriorating malignant disease

    • Sciatica with progressive neurological deficit

    • Back pain with red flags

    • Spinal stenosis with bowel or bladder dysfunction

    • Acute fractures with inconclusive plain X-rays, or for preoperative evaluation by an Orthopedic surgeon

    • Necrotizing fasciitis

    • Assess postoperative complications, hardware or fracture alignment

    • Osteomyelitis (if MRI contraindicated)

    • Tumor – primary bone or soft tissue skeletal

    • Unstable metastatic bone lesion

    • Diagnose and follow up on Aortic Aneurysms

    • Diagnose and follow up Aortic Dissections

    • Renal Angiogram to assess for renal hypertension

    • EVAR to check patency of Aortic stents

    • Abdominal Angio to find source of GI Bleeding

If your doctor has not already provided you with a filled-out requisition form, please print the requisition below and have your doctor fill it out, and fax it to 778-613-2656 or email it to Elysian Imaging imaging@elysianhealth.ca

Cardiac CTA and FFRCT

Elysian Imaging and Diagnostics is advancing the assessment of your heart health with Heart Flow Analysis. Using images

from a non-invasive heart scan, also known as a coronary CTA, this test provides a

personalized 3D model of your coronary arteries that shows how disease may be impacting blood

flow to your heart, as well as identifying the amount, location, and type of plaque present. This

detailed information helps you and your doctor better understand the severity of your disease and

determine the best treatment plan for you.

Why Cardiac CTA and Heart Flow Analysis (FFRct)

● Non-Invasive: Heartflow Analysis is a technology that uses images from your heart

scan, so no invasive tests or anesthesia are needed.

● Accurate: Heartflow Analysis has demonstrated superior accuracy in diagnosing

CAD (7,8). and is clinically proven to align with results from more invasive tests.(9)

● Personalized: Heartflow builds a personalized, 3D model of your arteries, using

images already taken during your heart scan.

● Comprehensive: Heartflow Analysis can go beyond calcium scoring by identifying

higher risk plaques that are most likely to cause a cardiac event.(5)

● Guides Treatment Decisions: Heartflow Analysis identifies how much and what

type of plaque is present in your arteries and measures any blockages that could be limiting

blood flow to your heart, providing information to help guide your personalized treatment

plan.(6,7) This results in 97% of patients getting the correct treatment path with the Cardiac CTA and FFRCT.

CT Calcium Score and Cardiac CTA Heartflow FFRCT

CT Calcium Score $700

  • A Gated, non contrast scan of the heart (scans in time with heart beat to get clear images free of motion)

  • Detects Calcium in the arteries, tell us the amount of Calcium and and location within arteries.

  • Provides an indication of coronary artery disease risk.

  • Suitable for patients that are not symptomatic, that have Cardiac risk factors such as diabetes.

Cardiac CTA $2200

  • Non invasive, Cardiac gated scan (patient is connected to ECG leads and the scanner scans when heart is paused between beats, to get images free of motion)

  • Premedication of beta blocker is taken to lower the Heart rate, The scan is taken while contrast is highlighting the inside of the arteries of the heart to look for narrowing or blockage in the Coronary arteries.

  • This scan is good for diagnosing coronary artery disease in symptomatic patients.

  • Patients require a ride to and from the appointment as our Nurse gives medication to alter the Blood pressure and Heart rate.

  • Patients are monitored by a nurse throughout the exam and after the exam.

FFRCT- Available in September $1995

  • If your Cardiac CTA shows narrowing of 30% or more in an artery, you are a candidate for Heart Flow measurement.

  • Images for the Cardiac CTA are sent to Heart Flow for analysis

  • They send 3D image of your heart that shows the blood flow, demonstrating if blood flow is reduced.

  • Our Radiologists review the data to ensure it is accurate, and provide a report to your physician.

  • Follow up with your physician to determine the best course of treatment for you moving forward.

  • * Heart Flow is not able to analyze Cardiac CTA information on patients multiple stents or bypass grafts

Private CT scans