Diagnostic X-Ray By PENRAD

Fully Digital X-Ray – Chest X-Rays include ‘Dual Energy Subtraction’ – four views instead of two for more precise diagnosis. Walk-In Services – No Appointment Necessary

Diagnostic X-Ray
What Is A Diagnostic X-Ray?

Chest XrayDiagnostic X-Ray is a test that will identify boney or tissue abnormalities inside the body.

Diagnostic X-Ray can also be used is screen patients for Tuberculosis after a positive skin test or screen patients for asbestos exposure.

How is an X-Ray Performed?

A small amount of radiation is utilized to image a bone or an internal structure. The image is digital so if additional views are required, the patient can be repositioned for the additional images.

Why Is An X-Ray Performed?

Determine if a bone is fractured or a joint is dislocated
Ensure that a fracture has been properly aligned and stabilized
Determine the presence of a fluid build up in a joint or around bone
Evaluate injury or damage from infection, disease, bone changes or locate to foreign objects
Find cause of pain, numbness or weakness
Common Sites

Any extremity
Back or neck
Chest
Abdominal area
Alert

You must inform the technologist if you are, or think you might be, pregnant.
There is no preparation for this exam.
Jewelry must be removed prior to the X-Ray.
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