X-Ray

Doctors routinely recommend an X-ray scan to diagnose infections, cancer, lung problems, and clogged blood arteries, among other things.The X-ray test, which has been a trusted diagnosis method for decades, is the most popular and non-invasive imaging diagnostic procedure. This type of imaging is used to identify, diagnose, and track a variety of medical conditions.

A digital X-ray, on the other hand, provides a rapid picture of the bones, chest, teeth, and belly. Other imaging procedures are often utilized to check hard-to-reach locations (tissues, blood arteries, nerves, etc.).The digital X-ray uses radioactive beams that flow through the body and are blocked by various body sections, resulting in an image.

Your X-ray technician or radiologist will teach you how to position your body for clear images after you're fully prepared. During the test, they may ask you to lie, sit, or stand in various positions. They might snap pictures of you while you're standing in front of a specific plate with X-ray film or sensors. They may also ask you to lie or sit on a specialised plate while a huge camera attached to a steel arm moves over your body capturing X-ray images.