X-Ray
- Imaging Technology: X-ray imaging is a fundamental diagnostic tool used in medicine to visualize the internal structures of the body. It works by passing small amounts of radiation through the body, creating images that reveal the density and composition of bones, organs, and tissues.
- Fast and Efficient: X-rays are known for their speed and efficiency in providing diagnostic information. Patients undergo X-ray imaging relatively quickly, and the resulting images are available for immediate interpretation by radiologists and other healthcare professionals.
- Versatile Application: X-rays have a broad range of applications in medical practice. They are commonly used to diagnose fractures, dislocations, and joint abnormalities, as well as to detect signs of infection, tumors, and other pathological conditions. X-rays can guide surgical procedures and monitor the progress of treatments over time.
