Digital X-ray produces instant, high-quality images with lower radiation than conventional film. It is the first test for fractures, chest infections, joint problems and many other conditions.
X-rays we perform
- Chest X-ray (PA / AP / lateral)
- Spine — cervical, dorsal, lumbar, whole spine, scoliosis views
- Bones and joints — knee, shoulder, hip, hand, foot, fracture follow-up
- Skull, PNS (sinuses), mastoids
- Abdomen, KUB
Preparation
Most X-rays need no preparation. Wear clothing without metal buttons or zips, and tell the technologist if you might be pregnant. KUB X-rays may need a laxative the night before — our team will guide you.
Frequently asked questions about Digital X-Ray
Do I need an appointment for an X-ray?
X-rays are done on a walk-in basis during working hours. Calling ahead helps reduce waiting time.
Is digital X-ray safe during pregnancy?
X-rays are avoided in pregnancy unless essential. Always tell our staff if you are or might be pregnant.
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