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| 3-dimensional reconstruction of a total body scan. |
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 Heart
Scan
There are two components to the BeWell Heart scan: 1) A coronary artery calcium score (CAC), and 2) A coronary CT angiogram (CTA). If necessary, appropriate treatment can be implemented before symptoms occur.
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Lung
Scan
The purpose of the lung scan is to screen for lung cancer at an early stage.
Early detection may be an important factor in successful treatment of lung
cancer. The scan can be a valuable tool for early detection.
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Bone
Densitometry
The total body scan also measures the density of your bones. A low bone
density (osteoporosis) may mean that you are at increased risk for fractures.
If detected early enough, appropriate treatment can be initiated to help
slow or reverse the effects of osteoporosis.
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Abdominal
Scan
The abdominal scan can help the radiologists detect a host of potential
problems, including: aneurysms, gall stones, kidney stones, and some forms
of kidney, pancreas, and liver cancer. Early detection may lead to improved
treatment for many of these conditions.
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The carotid ultrasound study screens
for narrowing of the carotid arteries and helps assess future risk for stroke.
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