X-ray Examination
X-rays are a form of electromagnetic radiation known as photons. They can pass through the body, generate images, and detect lesions on tissues and structures inside the body.
X-rays are effective for diagnosing skeletal and soft tissue diseases. X-ray tests are appropriate for diagnosing bone, lung, and stomach problems. Using contrast media, clinicians can take images of the urinary and digestive systems for examination. Radiation doses in X-ray tests are typically very low, causing minimal harm to the human body.
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