An X-ray is an imaging test that can lead to a more accurate diagnosis for many injuries. They're particularly useful for identifying bone injuries, but they can also help diagnose some soft tissue injuries. You may need a series of X-rays over time to track an injury’s healing or a treatment’s success.
Depending on the angle of the image your practitioner needs, they may ask you to sit or lie down during the test. Your body will be carefully positioned using cushions or bolsters to keep the area still and comfortable. The practitioner will then move to another room to control a special machine and take the image.
It takes only a moment for your physician to capture an X-ray image, so you won’t be in the room for long. They might take more than one image and may use multiple angles to ensure a thorough examination.
On-site X-rays offer many benefits for you and your loved ones, including:
