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Our X-ray and diagnostic services are here to provide you with a clear understanding of what’s happening inside your body, quickly and efficiently. With our advanced equipment, we can take detailed images of your internal structures, helping to uncover any issues, from broken bones to other conditions that aren’t visible from the outside.
Our skilled team will guide you through the process, ensuring that you’re comfortable and informed every step of the way. We prioritize getting you the answers you need promptly so you can begin your path to recovery without any delay. This approach is all about combining top-notch medical technology with compassionate care, making sure you get accurate diagnoses and the necessary follow-up, all within a supportive and friendly environment.
X-rays represent a fundamental imaging modality used in diagnostic medicine to visualize internal structures of the body. These procedures require minimal preparation and typically cause little to no discomfort for the patient. X-rays play a crucial role in diagnosing various conditions such as fractures, tumors, arthritis, lung abnormalities, and more.While X-rays involve exposure to radiation, the levels used are minimal and pose no significant risk to adults or children. However, it’s important to note that radiation exposure can be harmful to developing fetuses. Additionally, informing your healthcare provider about any recent radiation-based imaging tests is essential to prevent overexposure. Despite these considerations, x-rays remain one of the safest diagnostic procedures available.
In addition to X-rays, we offer a range of imaging services to meet diverse patient needs. These may include:
These are used to evaluate kidney, liver, stomach, intestinal, or bladder concerns.
These are used for diagnosing fractures, arthritis, or bone infections.
These are useful in assessing heart and lung conditions, including pneumonia.
This is useful in cancer staging, diagnostic imaging, or trauma evaluation.
This is useful to study what is inside the human body, or to check muscles.
This is used in barium X-rays , cardiac catheterization and arthrography.
