A non-invasive scan that maps the arteries of your legs to find blockages, narrowing or clots — for leg pain, non-healing wounds and diabetic foot. Quick, painless imaging on our advanced 384-slice CT.
Scan by doctor’s referral / prescription. Call to confirm appointment and preparation.
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CT Angiography (CTA) of the lower limb is a non-invasive CT scan that images the arteries of the legs. A contrast dye is injected into a vein and a high-speed CT scanner maps blood flow from the abdominal aorta down to the feet — detecting narrowing, blockages, clots or aneurysms without any cuts, catheters or admission.
It is one of the most useful tests for peripheral artery disease (PAD) and diabetic foot, giving your vascular surgeon a clear road-map of the leg arteries to plan treatment such as angioplasty, stenting or bypass.
Your vascular surgeon, physician or diabetologist may advise this scan for:
Important: Sudden severe leg pain with a cold, pale or numb limb can be a vascular emergency (acute limb ischaemia). Do not wait for a routine appointment — contact your doctor or go to the nearest hospital immediately.
Maps the entire leg artery tree — aorta to feet — in a single fast, high-resolution scan with a controlled radiation dose.
Scans interpreted by experienced radiologists, with clear reports your vascular surgeon can act on.
Non-invasive, no admission. The scan takes only minutes and you go home the same day.
Doppler, pathology (kidney function, HbA1c, lipid profile) and imaging available under one roof.
Convenient locations, with home sample collection for pre-scan blood tests across the city.
Clear, upfront pricing with no hidden charges. Call for the current rate and any applicable schemes.
A quick comparison to help you understand the difference. Your doctor will advise which is right for you.
| CT Angiography (CTA) | Catheter Angiography (DSA) | |
|---|---|---|
| Procedure | Non-invasive — IV contrast injection only | Catheter inserted into a leg/groin artery |
| Admission | Not required — go home same day | Usually needs day-care/hospital admission |
| Scan / procedure time | A few minutes | Longer, in a cath lab |
| Recovery | Immediate, resume normal activity | Rest and observation needed |
| Best suited for | Diagnosis & mapping the arteries | Confirming and treating (angioplasty/stent) |
The cost of a lower-limb CT angiography in Varanasi at Karauli Diagnostics is offered at highly competitive rates. The exact amount depends on whether one or both legs are scanned and the protocol used. Contrast is included as per standard protocol. Call 70689 70689 for today’s rate and instant appointment booking.
Share your doctor’s prescription and recent reports (Doppler, kidney function, sugar levels). We confirm your appointment and preparation.
You may be asked to fast for a few hours and stay hydrated. A recent kidney-function (creatinine) report is usually needed. Tell us about diabetes medication, asthma or any contrast allergy.
A small IV line is placed and contrast dye is given during the scan. A brief warm sensation is normal.
You lie still while the 384-slice CT images your legs from the abdomen down to the feet. The scan itself takes only minutes.
A radiologist reviews and reports your scan, including a map of the arteries. You receive a clear report and digital copy for your surgeon.
Karauli Diagnostics operates multiple centres across Varanasi. Visit our Bhojubeer branch or any of our other locations across the city.
Plot No. 18/1, S.2 326 e-3, Gilat Bazar, Bhojuveer, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh 221002
Hours: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM (Mon–Sun)
Phone: +91 70689 70689
Maldahiya · Sankat Mochan · Manduadih
Home sample collection available across Varanasi.
At Karauli Diagnostics, lower-limb CT angiography is offered at highly competitive rates. The final amount depends on whether one or both legs are scanned and the protocol used. Call 70689 70689 for the current rate.
No. It is non-invasive — there are no cuts or catheters, only a small IV injection of contrast. No hospital admission is needed and you can go home the same day.
Yes. The scan is done on the referral of a vascular surgeon or physician. Please bring your prescription and recent Doppler, kidney-function and sugar reports if available.
Usually yes. Because iodinated contrast is used, a recent kidney-function (creatinine) report is often required, especially for diabetic patients. We can arrange this with home sample collection.
You may be asked to fast for a few hours and stay hydrated. Plan for about 1 to 2 hours in total including preparation; the scan itself takes only a few minutes.
Yes. It is one of the best tests to map leg-artery blockages behind diabetic foot, non-healing ulcers and poor circulation, helping your surgeon plan angioplasty, stenting or bypass.
CT angiography is a non-invasive scan used to diagnose and map the arteries, while catheter angiography (DSA) uses a catheter and is usually done when treatment such as angioplasty or a stent is planned.
Get your leg arteries checked without surgery or admission. Talk to our team for appointment availability, preparation guidance and today’s price.