X-Rays
X-Ray: Detailed Information
X-ray imaging is a quick, non-invasive diagnostic tool that uses electromagnetic radiation to create images of the inside of the body. It is widely used to examine bones, organs, and soft tissues, making it one of the most common and versatile imaging techniques.
How It Works:
X-rays pass through the body and are absorbed at different rates by various tissues.
- Dense tissues: (like bones) absorb more X-rays and appear white on the image.
- Soft tissues: (like muscles and organs) absorb fewer X-rays and appear in shades of gray.
- Air-filled spaces: (like the lungs) appear dark.
Types of X-Rays
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Bone and Joint Imaging -
Chest X-ray -
Abdomen X-ray
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Procedure Preparation:
Pre Procedure
– No special preparation is typically required for most X-rays.
– Remove jewelry, metal objects, or clothing that could interfere with the image.
During the Scan:
– The patient is positioned between the X-ray machine and a detector.
– The radiologist or technician ensures the correct positioning for accurate imaging.
– The process is quick, often taking less than 5–10 minutes.
After the Scan:
– No recovery time is needed; patients can resume normal activities immediately.
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