X-Ray

X-ray imaging is a commonly used medical imaging technique, known for its speed and simplicity in revealing fractures, misalignments and injuries in bones. X-ray efficiently captures images of the skull, spine, joints and extremities, allowing for the detection of small and big issues, like hairline fractures or breaks. Beyond injury assessment, X-ray images play a crucial role in diagnosing and monitoring the development of degenerative conditions like arthritis, along with providing insights into advanced bone cancers.