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Health checkup facilities offering Lung CT (Low-Dose CT) in Tottori

A CT scan of the chest aimed at the early detection of lung cancer

What Lung CT (Low-Dose CT) can reveal & when to get it

This scan images the lungs using a lower radiation dose than a standard CT, and is used to detect small pulmonary nodules and early-stage lung cancer that may be missed on a chest X-ray. It is considered particularly useful for individuals at high risk of lung cancer, such as smokers.

Main conditions it can detect and evaluate

  • Lung cancer and pulmonary nodules
  • Findings suggestive of emphysema and COPD
  • Findings suggestive of interstitial pneumonia

When to consider this test

Japan's organized lung cancer screening program uses chest X-ray (with sputum cytology when indicated) for adults aged 40 and over, once a year. A 2025 effectiveness-evaluation guideline found evidence supporting low-dose CT for heavy smokers (roughly ages 50–74); however, formal adoption into the national population-based screening program has not yet occurred, and low-dose CT is currently offered mainly as an optional (voluntary) examination.

Screening interval: Optional (voluntary) basis. For heavy smokers, once a year is the general guideline (effectiveness evaluated in the 2025 guidelines). Please consult your physician.

Benefits

  • Better at detecting smaller lesions than a chest X-ray
  • Lower radiation exposure compared with a standard CT
  • May lead to earlier detection of lung cancer in heavy smokers

Points to note when getting tested

  • !Involves X-ray radiation exposure (low-dose, but not zero)
  • !Benign nodules are frequently detected, which may require follow-up monitoring or additional testing
  • !The balance of benefits and harms for non-heavy smokers has not been fully established

Facilities offering Lung CT (Low-Dose CT) in Tottori

公益財団法人中国労働衛生協会米子検診所のイメージ画像(実際の施設とは異なります)イメージ

鳥取県 米子市二本木501-6

JR伯耆大山駅より徒歩10分

ドック学会全衛連会員
マンモグラフィー胃カメラバリウム腹部エコー子宮頸がん心電図+6
婦人科検診乳房マンモグラフィー検診ドック健診
社会医療法人同愛会 博愛病院 ドック健診センターのイメージ画像(実際の施設とは異なります)イメージ

社会医療法人同愛会 博愛病院ドック健診センター

社会医療法人同愛会 博愛病院 ドック健診センター

認定施設

鳥取県 米子市両三柳1880番地

米子駅より日本交通路線バス「三柳線・富益線」で約25分、博愛病院前バス停下車

病院ドック学会健保連契約
胃カメラバリウム腹部エコーMRIマンモグラフィー乳腺エコー+8
Web予約可健保補助対応
鳥取県済生会境港総合病院のイメージ画像(実際の施設とは異なります)イメージ

鳥取県 境港市米川町44

JR境線 馬場崎町駅より徒歩5分

病院ドック学会
肺CT
駐車場あり
肺がん検診
独立行政法人国立病院機構 米子医療センターのイメージ画像(実際の施設とは異なります)イメージ

鳥取県 米子市車尾4丁目17番1号

米子駅より日ノ丸・日交バスで「米子医療センター」バス停下車

病院健保連契約
胃カメラMRICT肺CT腫瘍マーカー
Web予約可
人間ドック生活習慣病予防健診

Tests commonly offered at facilities with Lung CT (Low-Dose CT) in Tottori

Frequently asked questions about Lung CT (Low-Dose CT) in Tottori

Where can I get Lung CT (Low-Dose CT) in Tottori?
Tottori has 5 health checkup facilities offering Lung CT (Low-Dose CT), of which 4 are member facilities of the Japan Society of Ningen Dock and Preventive Medicine. You can compare them by price, access, and test content in the facility list on this page.
What conditions can Lung CT (Low-Dose CT) detect?
This scan images the lungs using a lower radiation dose than a standard CT, and is used to detect small pulmonary nodules and early-stage lung cancer that may be missed on a chest X-ray. It is considered particularly useful for individuals at high risk of lung cancer, such as smokers. It is mainly used to detect and evaluate conditions such as Lung cancer and pulmonary nodules, Findings suggestive of emphysema and COPD, Findings suggestive of interstitial pneumonia.
Who should get Lung CT (Low-Dose CT), and how often?
Japan's organized lung cancer screening program uses chest X-ray (with sputum cytology when indicated) for adults aged 40 and over, once a year. A 2025 effectiveness-evaluation guideline found evidence supporting low-dose CT for heavy smokers (roughly ages 50–74); however, formal adoption into the national population-based screening program has not yet occurred, and low-dose CT is currently offered mainly as an optional (voluntary) examination. As a general guideline, the recommended screening interval is Optional (voluntary) basis. For heavy smokers, once a year is the general guideline (effectiveness evaluated in the 2025 guidelines). Please consult your physician.. For details, please consult the physician at your chosen facility.