Highly accurate imaging for prostate cancer staging, rising-PSA (biochemical) recurrence and restaging — read by experienced specialists, with clear reports you and your oncologist can act on.
Scan by referral / prescription. Same-day appointments subject to tracer availability — call to confirm.
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A PSMA PET-CT scan is an advanced imaging test that uses a PSMA-targeting tracer to detect prostate cancer cells anywhere in the body. It combines PET (which shows cancer activity) with CT (which shows precise location), making it one of the most sensitive tools for staging prostate cancer and finding recurrence when PSA levels rise.
Because prostate cancer cells carry high levels of prostate-specific membrane antigen (PSMA), the tracer binds to them and lights up on the scan — often detecting disease that ordinary CT, MRI or bone scans miss, including very small deposits and lymph-node or bone spread.
Your urologist or oncologist may advise a PSMA PET-CT in situations such as:
Molecular imaging with careful protocols for prostate cancer, so small and early lesions are less likely to be missed.
Scans interpreted by experienced nuclear-medicine specialists, with reports structured for your treating doctor.
Minimum waiting, timely reports and digital copies — so treatment decisions aren’t delayed.
PET-CT, 3T MRI, 384-slice CT, ultrasound, digital X-ray, mammography and pathology under one roof.
Convenient locations across the city, with home sample collection available for pre-scan blood tests.
Clear, upfront pricing with no hidden charges. Call for the current rate and any applicable schemes.
The cost of a PSMA PET-CT scan in Varanasi at Karauli Diagnostics is offered at highly competitive rates. The exact amount depends on the tracer used and clinical protocol. Contrast, if required, is charged separately. Call 70689 70689 for today’s rate and instant appointment booking.
Share your doctor’s prescription and recent PSA/reports. We confirm your appointment and tracer availability.
Simple preparation — you’ll be told about fasting/hydration when you book. Most medicines can continue; tell us about diabetes or kidney issues.
A small injection of the PSMA tracer is given, followed by a quiet rest period (usually around 45–60 minutes) while it circulates.
The PET-CT scan itself is painless and typically takes about 20–30 minutes. You lie still while the scanner captures images.
A nuclear-medicine specialist reviews and reports your scan. You receive a clear report (and digital copy) for your oncologist.
Karauli Diagnostics operates multiple centres across Varanasi. Visit our Sankat Mochan branch or any of our other locations across the city.
Near Sankat Mochan Temple, Saket Nagar Colony, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh 221005
Hours: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM (Mon–Sun)
Phone: +91 70689 70689
Bhojubeer · Maldahiya · Manduadih
Home sample collection available across Varanasi.
At Karauli Diagnostics, a PSMA PET-CT scan is offered at highly competitive rates; the amount depends on the tracer and protocol; contrast is charged separately if advised. Call 70689 70689 for the current rate.
Yes. A PSMA PET-CT is done on the referral of your urologist or oncologist. Please bring your prescription along with recent PSA values and prior reports or scans.
Preparation is simple. You may be asked to stay well hydrated and follow brief fasting instructions given at booking. Continue most regular medicines, and inform us if you have diabetes or kidney concerns.
Plan for roughly 2–3 hours in total. This includes the tracer injection, an uptake/rest period of about 45–60 minutes, and the scan itself which takes around 20–30 minutes.
Yes. It uses a very small, short-lived amount of radioactive tracer, and the dose is well within accepted safety limits. Tell the team if you are diabetic or have kidney issues so the protocol can be adjusted.
Reports are prepared by a nuclear-medicine specialist with minimum waiting time. You’ll receive a printed report and a digital copy to share with your treating doctor.
PSMA PET-CT is more sensitive for prostate cancer because the tracer specifically targets prostate cancer cells. It can detect smaller lesions and spread to lymph nodes or bone that a standard bone scan, CT or MRI may not clearly show.
Talk to our team for appointment availability, preparation guidance and today’s price. We’ll help you and your doctor get clear answers, faster.