Cost of PET Scan in India

A positron emission tomography (PET) scan is an imaging test to examine the chemical
activity in various parts of the body with the help of a radioactive drug known as tracer.

Best price for PET Scan in India

Cost: $500

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Best hospitals for PET Scan in India

SevenHills Hospital
Best for oncology, nephrology, orthopedics, IVF
Location: SevenHills Health City, Andheri East, Mumbai - 400059, India
Accreditation:
NABH
NABL
JCI
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Medanta – The Medicity
Best for oncology, transplants, orthopedics and spine surgeries.
Location: CH Baktawar Singh Road, Sector 38, Gurugram, Haryana 122001
Accreditation:
NABH
NABL
JCI
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Wockhardt Hospital
Best for the heart, brain, spine and kidneys.
Location: Police Station, 1877 Dr. Anandrao Nair Marg near Agripada, Central Mumbai, Mumbai, Maharashtra - 400011
Accreditation:
NABH
NABL
JCI
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Indraprastha Apollo Hospital
Best for Cancer Treatment, Organ Transplant and Orthopedics
Location: Sarita Vihar, Mathura Road New Delhi, Delhi - 110076
Accreditation:
NABH
NABL
JCI
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Dharamshila Cancer Hospital and Research Center
Best for Cancer, Stomach Cancer
Location: Vasundhara Enclave, next to New Ashok Nagar Metro Station, New Delhi, Delhi - 110096
Accreditation:
NABH
NABL
UICC
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Manipal Hospital New Delhi
Best for Cancer, Heart, Spine and Orthopedics
Location: Palam Vihar Sector 6, Main Dwarka Road, Dwarka, New Delhi, Delhi - 110075, India
Accreditation:
NABH
NABL
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is PET Scan?

A positron emission tomography (PET) scan is an imaging test to examine the chemical
activity in various parts of the body with the help of a radioactive drug known as tracer.

Symptoms of PET Scan

Brain disorders
Heart diseases
Cancer

Treatment of PET Scan

During the process, the radiotracer is either injected, swallowed or inhaled, and it collects in
areas of the body where chemical activity is high. Then the patient lies on a narrow,
cushioned table that slides into a large machine. The cells, or activity, will flash as ‘hot spots’
or ‘cold spots’ on a PET scan, denoting areas of disease.

Risks of PET Scan

Allergic reactions
Radiation exposure

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