See answer: Ct scans of the chest usually include the claviclular region just above the lung apex and a portion of the lower neck, but generally don’t go high enough to include the entire “throat” unless there is a specific reason to scan this region.
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Not Usually: Most chest ct scans show only a portion of the throat area (lower portion) because they were not really meant to show more. Moreover, they may not be the best test to show what you're worried about. Talk with your own physician if you have concerns.
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