X-Ray – Radiography
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X-Ray – Radiography
X-ray is a common diagnostic imaging technique used to visualize the internal structures of the body. At Clarity Imaging Centre, we use an advanced high-frequency X-ray unit, which provides clear, high-quality images with minimal radiation exposure, ensuring patient safety. We've integrated computed radiography for better image quality and quicker diagnoses.
Advantages
- Precise images: Digital X-rays provide clear, accurate results for a conclusive diagnosis.
- Reduced radiation: Our systems use 25% less radiation and reduce exposure time by 30%.
- Quick results: Most X-ray exams are completed in under 10 minutes.
- Easy image storage: Digital images can be easily saved and accessed when needed.
Advantages
- Precise images: Digital X-rays provide clear, accurate results for a conclusive diagnosis.
- Reduced radiation: Our systems use 25% less radiation and reduce exposure time by 30%.
- Quick results: Most X-ray exams are completed in under 10 minutes.
- Easy image storage: Digital images can be easily saved and accessed when needed.
FAQ's : X-Ray at Clarity Imaging Centre
Is radiation from X-rays safe?
While X-rays involve radiation, at Clarity Imaging, we use the lowest possible radiation dose to ensure safety. Our skilled Radiographers are trained to minimize exposure while achieving accurate results.
What about X-rays for pregnant women?
If you are pregnant, please inform your doctor and the imaging technologist before the test. X-rays are generally not performed on pregnant women unless absolutely necessary. Lead shielding is used to protect the fetus in special cases.
Do I need to change clothes for an X-ray?
Depending on the part of the body being examined, you may be asked to wear a hospital gown and remove any jewellery or metal objects to ensure clear images.
How long does an X-ray take?
Most X-ray exams are completed in under 10 minutes.
When can I collect the X-ray reports?
The X-ray reports are carefully prepared by our Radiologists and are typically available within two hours after completion of examination.
