Digital X-Ray
Digital X-ray, or Digital Radiography (DR), is a modern form of X-ray imaging where digital sensors (instead of traditional photographic film) are used to capture, view, and store images. It offers faster processing, better image quality, and less radiation exposure.
Key Benefits:
- Instant results with no waiting time
- Up to 80% less radiation than traditional X-rays
- Superior image quality for accurate diagnosis
How Digital X-Ray Works
Advanced digital technology for precise diagnostic imaging
X-rays Pass Through Body
X-rays pass through the body and are captured by a digital detector
Digital Signal Conversion
The captured image is converted into a digital signal and displayed on a computer
Image Enhancement
Images can be enhanced, zoomed, and shared instantly
Advantages of Digital X-Ray
Modern technology for superior diagnostic imaging
Instant Image Preview
No film development needed - results available immediately
Lower Radiation Dose
Significantly less radiation exposure than conventional X-ray
Better Image Quality
Superior image quality with contrast adjustment capabilities
Easy Storage & Retrieval
PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System) integration
Eco-Friendly
No chemicals or films used in the process
Remote Sharing
Teleradiology capabilities for instant consultation
Common Applications
Wide range of diagnostic imaging uses
Safety & Radiation Protection
Your safety is our top priority
Radiation Safety
Digital X-rays use significantly less radiation than traditional film-based X-rays. We implement comprehensive safety measures to ensure minimal exposure while maintaining diagnostic quality.
Special Note: Pregnant women are advised caution unless absolutely necessary. Please inform our staff if you are or might be pregnant.
Your X-Ray Journey
Simple and quick diagnostic process
Registration
Patient registration and preparation
Positioning
Proper positioning for imaging
Imaging
Digital X-ray capture
Report
Radiologist review and report
Frequently Asked Questions
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