X-ray imaging is the most common and widely used diagnostic tool in modern medicine. At maAx Super Speciality Hospital, our radiology department uses advanced digital X-ray technology that captures images instantly and provides superior clarity compared to traditional film-based X-rays.
Digital X-rays allow for faster diagnosis, as images can be zoomed and adjusted by our radiologists to detect subtle fractures or abnormalities. Additionally, digital technology significantly reduces radiation exposure, ensuring a safer diagnostic experience for all our patients.
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X-rays are primarily used to look at bones and certain organs. Your doctor may advise an X-ray to help diagnose various conditions, such as:
Because X-rays are fast and non-invasive, they are often the first step in emergency diagnosis and clinical screening.
X-rays are performed by certified radiographers in a specialized, lead-lined imaging room to ensure safety.
Depending on the part of the body being examined, you may be asked to stand, sit, or lie on a table. The technologist will position you to get the best angle. It is important to stay very still while the image is being taken to prevent blurring.
In most cases, the exposure takes less than a second. You will not feel anything during the scan. Once the technologist confirms that the digital image is clear, the procedure is complete. The entire visit usually takes only 10 to 15 minutes.
At maAx Hospital, we follow "ALARA" (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) principles for radiation. Our digital systems require significantly lower doses than traditional film.
To prepare, you should wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing. You will be asked to remove any jewelry, zippers, or metal objects from the area being scanned. Lead aprons or shields may be used to protect specific parts of your body.
**Note:** It is essential to inform our staff if you are or might be pregnant, so we can take extra precautions to protect the fetus.
maAx Super Speciality Hospital is a trusted provider of diagnostic imaging, offering reliable X-ray services to help you get the right treatment faster.
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