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Overview
A PET (Positron Emission Tomography) scan is an advanced nuclear imaging technique that shows how organs and tissues are functioning at a cellular level. It uses a small amount of radioactive tracer to capture detailed images of metabolic activity, making it highly effective for detecting cancers, heart conditions, and neurological disorders at very early stages. With our trusted diagnostic partners, patients gain access to certified centres, modern PET-CT scanners, and expert nuclear medicine specialists for accurate and reliable reporting.
When is a PET Scan Recommended?
PET is recommended when doctors need to evaluate organ function, detect diseases early, or monitor treatment response. It is commonly prescribed for:
Cancer detection, staging & monitoring
Brain disorders (epilepsy, dementia, tumors)
Heart disease & assessment of blood flow
Detection of infection or inflammation
Evaluation of unexplained symptoms
Whole-body metabolic imaging
Treatment planning & therapy response
Detection of recurrent disease
Types of PET Scans Available
We offer access to a variety of PET scan studies, including:
Whole Body PET Scan
PET-CT for Cancer Detection
Cardiac PET Scan
Brain PET Scan
PET Scan for Infection / Inflammation
Oncology PET Scan
Neurology PET Scan
PET for Therapy Response Evaluation
Conditions a PET Scan Helps Detect
PET scans help detect and evaluate a wide range of medical conditions, such as:
Cancer & metastasis spread
Brain tumors, dementia & seizures
Heart diseases & reduced blood flow
Hidden infections & inflammation
Recurrent or residual disease
Organ dysfunction
Lymph node involvement
Tumor activity & progression
Preparing for Your PET Scan
To ensure a smooth and safe scanning experience:
Avoid strenuous exercise 24 hours before the scan
Fast for 4–6 hours prior (for accurate glucose levels)
Inform if you have diabetes, pregnancy, or allergies
Wear loose, comfortable clothing
PET Scan Price List
The prices may vary from centre to centre.Health Tips & Info
PET scans help detect early signs of cancer, monitor treatment progress, and evaluate organ function with high accuracy. For best results, avoid sugar for 12 hours before the scan, follow fasting instructions, and stay calm and relaxed during the procedure. Inform your doctor if you are diabetic, pregnant, breastfeeding, or taking any medications, as this can affect scan accuracy.
A PET (Positron Emission Tomography) scan is an advanced imaging test that shows how organs and tissues are functioning in real time. It uses a safe radioactive tracer (usually a glucose-based substance) to detect cancer, evaluate the spread of disease, monitor treatment response, and assess brain and heart health with high accuracy.
Yes, PET scans are generally safe. The tracer used contains a very small amount of radioactivity, which naturally leaves the body within a few hours. Most people experience no side effects. Rarely, mild reactions such as warmth or slight discomfort at the injection site may occur. Pregnant or breastfeeding women should inform the radiology team before scheduling the scan.
Preparation is important for accurate PET scan results. – Fast for **6 hours** before the scan (only water allowed). – Avoid sugar, sweets, and heavy meals for **12 hours** prior. – Keep your body warm and avoid strenuous exercise for 24 hours. – Diabetic patients must follow special instructions to control blood sugar. – Inform the radiology team about pregnancy, breastfeeding, or any ongoing medications.