Digital X-Ray

Digital X-Ray:
A Modern Approach to Medical Imaging

Digital X-ray, also known as digital radiography, is a type of X-ray that uses digital sensors instead of photographic film to capture images. The images are then transferred to a computer system where they can be viewed, stored, and manipulated.

Digital X-rays offer several advantages over traditional film-based X-rays, including:

  • Sharper images: Digital sensors can produce images with higher resolution and contrast than film, which can help radiologists to identify even the smallest abnormalities.
  • Reduced radiation exposure: Digital X-rays use less radiation than film-based X-rays to produce images of comparable quality.
  • Faster results: Digital images can be viewed and manipulated immediately, which can help to expedite diagnosis and treatment.
  • Increased convenience: Digital X-ray images can be easily stored and shared electronically, which can make it easier for patients to access their medical records.

Now equipped: with latest 3rd generation Digital X-Ray technology with reduction in radiation usage by more than 60%

Digital X-rays are used to diagnose a wide range of medical conditions, including:

  • Bone fractures and dislocations
  • Joint problems, such as arthritis
  • Infections, such as pneumonia and tuberculosis
  • Lung diseases, such as asthma and emphysema
  • Heart disease
  • Cancer

Digital X-rays are a safe and effective way to diagnose and monitor a variety of medical conditions. They are also relatively painless and non-invasive.

Here is a step-by-step overview of how a digital X-ray is performed:

  1. The patient will be positioned on an X-ray table or in a standing position, depending on the area of the body being imaged.
  2. A radiographer will place a digital sensor on the patient’s body over the area being imaged.
  3. The radiographer will then step behind a shielded area and operate the X-ray machine.
  4. A brief burst of X-rays will be emitted from the machine and will pass through the patient’s body.
  5. The digital sensor will capture the X-rays and produce an image.
  6. The image will be displayed on a computer screen, where the radiologist can view it and interpret it.

Digital X-rays are a valuable tool for diagnosing and monitoring a variety of medical conditions. They are safe, effective, and painless.

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