Most patients spend about 30 to 60 minutes on a CT simulation, with some sessions taking up to 90 minutes for complex cases. The process remains straightforward and centers on patient comfort. CT simulation serves as a crucial step before radiation therapy. Staff use advanced equipment and clear instructions to help patients feel at ease throughout the session.

CT Simulation is a crucial step in radiation therapy. It ensures accurate treatment by mapping the precise location of cancer cells. Without proper preparation, the accuracy of radiation delivery can be compromised, which could affect the treatment's effectiveness.