Radiography

In which cases is an X-ray recommended?

Examinations are recommended in cases of bone and joint pain, suspected accidental bone injuries, fractures, certain chest and abdominal complaints.

At what age can the test be done?

The examination can be performed on anyone with good reason, but X-rays are not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Please inform your doctor in such cases.

What is X-ray screening?

X-ray fluoroscopy or fluoroscopic procedures are dynamic sequences of images, mainly of function and function in the presence of a physician, which can be thought of as moving images. They are obtained by stimulating, moving or operating the areas to be examined, on the basis of instructions received on the fly, in a standing and/or lying position. These include chest scans, during which breathing is instructed; swallowing scans, during which contrast is instructed by drinking and swallowing; or gastrointestinal, diaphragmatic scans, during which the orientation is obtained by prone positioning and also by drinking. Intestinal passage screening/imaging can also be used to observe the movement of the bowel, the passage of the contrast medium and any obstruction of the passage of the contrast medium during and after a prolonged drinking session, depending on the referral and the doctor’s question.