Frequently Asked  Questions - Radiography

An X-ray is an X-ray imaging procedure that can be used to view various organs, bones, or structures within the body. The light rays are more or less absorbed by the tissue before being collected on the light-sensitive plate.

The X-ray examination is performed by a radiologist and takes only a few minutes.

An x-ray is a physical examination that allows a doctor to diagnose a variety of medical conditions such as bone disease, injuries, fractures, infections, cancer and degenerative diseases.