X-RAY
Our digital X-ray services cover chest, abdomen, spine, upper and lower limbs, skull, and sinuses with specialized views. X-rays are fast and effective for detecting fractures, infections, bone deformities, and lung or abdominal conditions. With advanced digital imaging, we deliver high clarity images and quick reports.
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Chest X-Ray
Chest X-ray is a quick and painless imaging technique used to examine the lungs, heart, and chest wall. It helps diagnose infections, lung diseases, heart enlargement, fractures, and fluid accumulation. This essential test is often the first step in evaluating respiratory or cardiac symptoms and provides clear images with minimal radiation exposure.
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Abdomen X-Ray
Abdominal X-rays are used to assess organs and structures within the abdomen, such as the stomach, intestines, kidneys, and bladder. It helps detect blockages, abnormal gas patterns, kidney stones, or foreign objects. The procedure is fast, safe, and commonly used in emergency or diagnostic settings.
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Upper limb X-rays include imaging of the hand, wrist, forearm, humerus, shoulder, and clavicle. These X-rays are essential for diagnosing fractures, dislocations, arthritis, and other bone or joint abnormalities. The high-resolution digital images allow for precise evaluation to guide treatment and recovery.
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Hand X-rays provide detailed images of the bones and joints in the fingers and palm. They are commonly used to assess injuries, arthritis, infections, and congenital deformities. This test helps doctors understand the cause of pain or swelling and plan appropriate treatment.
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Wrist X-rays are used to evaluate wrist pain, fractures, ligament injuries, or arthritis. They offer clear visualization of small bones and joints, helping detect trauma or degenerative conditions. The scan is quick, non-invasive, and an important diagnostic tool for hand and wrist disorders.
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Forearm X-rays visualize the radius and ulna bones and surrounding tissues. They are commonly performed to diagnose fractures, bone infections, or tumors. This imaging is vital for guiding orthopaedic treatment and monitoring healing progress.
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The humerus X-ray captures the upper arm bone from shoulder to elbow. It is used to detect fractures, dislocations, bone infections, or tumors. These images help assess injury severity and support surgical planning or conservative management.
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Shoulder X-rays are performed to evaluate shoulder pain, trauma, arthritis, or rotator cuff injuries. They provide detailed images of the shoulder joint, collarbone, and upper arm bone to identify fractures or degenerative changes. This scan aids in diagnosis and treatment decisions.
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Clavicle X-rays focus on the collarbone to detect fractures, dislocations, or bone abnormalities. This test is often done after trauma or injury to the shoulder area. The clear images help in planning proper management for optimal recovery.
Lower Limb Radiography
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Hip X-rays are commonly performed to assess joint pain, arthritis, fractures, or dislocations. They provide clear images of the hip bones and joint space, helping doctors diagnose injuries or degenerative changes. This scan is vital for pre-surgical planning and evaluating hip mobility or trauma.
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A femur X-ray visualizes the thigh bone, the longest bone in the body. It is used to detect fractures, bone tumors, infections, or congenital issues. This test plays a key role in trauma cases and in monitoring the healing process after surgery or injury.
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Tibia X-rays show the shinbone and are often used to evaluate fractures, stress injuries, infections, or bone deformities. The scan provides detailed images from the knee to the ankle and helps in planning orthopedic treatments like casting or surgery.
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The fibula X-ray focuses on the smaller bone of the lower leg and is often performed along with the tibia X-ray. It helps detect fractures, bone lesions, and alignment issues. The test is important for sports injuries, accidents, and lower limb pain evaluation.
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Knee X-rays assess the joint for arthritis, injuries, fractures, or joint space narrowing. They provide detailed views of the femur, tibia, patella, and joint alignment. This scan is essential for evaluating chronic pain, post-injury recovery, and planning surgeries like knee replacement.
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An ankle X-ray helps identify fractures, ligament injuries, arthritis, or swelling in the ankle region. It’s frequently used after falls or twists and offers quick, accurate imaging for immediate diagnosis. The test ensures prompt treatment and prevents complications from untreated injuries.
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Foot X-rays are performed to examine pain, trauma, fractures, bunions, or deformities in the foot bones. They help visualize the toes, midfoot, and heel, offering clarity in diagnosing sports injuries, arthritis, or structural problems. It’s a fast, reliable diagnostic tool.
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This scan focuses on the heel bone (calcaneus) and is often done for heel pain, trauma, or suspected fractures. It’s especially important in cases of falls, sports injuries, or chronic heel conditions. The X-ray helps guide treatment such as splinting, physiotherapy, or surgery if required.
Spine X-Ray
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A cervical spine X-ray captures the neck vertebrae to assess neck pain, trauma, stiffness, or suspected disc issues. It helps detect fractures, misalignment, arthritis, or degenerative changes. This scan is often used after whiplash injuries or chronic neck discomfort.
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The thoracic spine X-ray focuses on the mid-back area and is useful for evaluating pain, scoliosis, fractures, or postural abnormalities. It provides clear images of the vertebrae and intervertebral spaces, aiding in diagnosis of spinal disorders and monitoring spinal alignment.
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A lumbar spine X-ray examines the lower back to identify causes of chronic back pain, injuries, disc problems, or arthritis. It is a vital tool for diagnosing conditions like spondylosis, slipped discs, or spinal stenosis. The test is quick and offers precise insight into lower spine health.
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This scan targets the sacral region at the base of the spine, often used to assess lower back or pelvic pain. It can reveal fractures, bone lesions, or sacroiliac joint inflammation. Sacrum X-rays are helpful in evaluating trauma or persistent lower spinal discomfort.
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Coccyx (tailbone) X-rays are performed when patients experience pain or injury after falls or prolonged sitting. The scan helps detect fractures, dislocations, or abnormal curvature. It's a simple but effective test to understand coccygeal pain and guide conservative treatment.
Skull X-Ray
A skull X-ray provides images of the bones of the head and facial structures. It’s used to detect fractures, bone infections, tumors, or sinus issues. Though CT scans are more detailed today, skull X-rays remain useful for quick assessments in trauma or dental planning.
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A skull X-ray provides images of the bones of the head and facial structures. It's used to detect fractures, bone infections, tumors, or sinus issues. Though CT scans are more detailed today, skull X-rays remain useful for quick assessments in trauma or dental planning.
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Water’s view is a specialized X-ray angle used to evaluate the maxillary sinuses, cheekbones, and orbital floor. It is commonly ordered for sinus infections, facial trauma, or suspected fractures. This view provides a clear image of the paranasal sinuses, aiding in accurate diagnosis of sinusitis or facial injuries.
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Caldwell’s view focuses on the frontal and ethmoid sinuses, offering detailed images of the sinus cavity and nasal structures. It is useful for detecting sinus infections, inflammation, or structural issues. This angled view enhances clarity and complements other sinus imaging techniques.
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Towne’s view is primarily used to visualize the base of the skull, including the occipital bone and posterior structures. It can help identify fractures, tumors, or abnormalities in the cranial base. This projection is especially useful in head trauma evaluations or pre-surgical planning.