A CT Scan uses x-rays to generate images of the human body.

The patient lies on a table and is passed through a tube-like device. The CT Scan rotates around the table, passing x-rays through the body in a continuous motion.

Radiologists at Wake Forest Baptist Health can adjust those images to view specific internal structures like bones, soft tissues or organs.

Dr. Wendell S. Myers says a CT Scan can take several minutes, depending on what is being scanned and why.

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The Department of Radiology offers comprehensive services on the campus of Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center.
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Wake Forest Baptist Imaging is an off-campus facility located at 265 Executive Park Blvd., Winston-Salem, NC.
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