Full Body Digital Radiography:
It is a way used in medical diagnosis using X-rays to detect diseases and injuries throughout the body and a computer technology. What distinguishes this technology the most is its accuracy, speed, and effectiveness in identifying health problems, making it a powerful tool for diagnosis and treatment. In addition to identify bone and joint injuries, osteoporosis, body fractures, and uroradiology imaging of the digestive and urinary systems.
Full Body Digital Radiography procedure:
The imaging process may take about to 10 minutes depending on the part to be imaged.
- The patient removes any jewelry or other metal objects they are wearing before the imaging because they may affect on with the results.
- The imaging begins by injecting the patient a small dose of a special substance, which helps identify specific parts of the body to generate better images in cases of imaging the digestive or urinary system or uroradiology imaging of the uterus.
- A beam is emitted through the patient's body, and a special computer is used to create two-dimensional images of the entire patient's body.
Types of digital Radiography:
- Imaging of bones, joints, spine, and extremities.
- Chest, skull, and sinuses imaging.
- Contrast imaging:
There are several types of contrast imaging, including the following:
1- Descending Urography.
2- Ascending Urography.
3- Urethrography.
4- Gastrophotography.
5- Barium imaging of the intestine.
2- Ascending Urography.
3- Urethrography.
4- Gastrophotography.
5- Barium imaging of the intestine.
6- Colonography.
7- T-tube cholangiogram imaging.,
8- Hysterosalpingography to study female infertility byprofessional female doctors.
9- External Tube Imaging.
10- Distal Colostogram imaging
7- T-tube cholangiogram imaging.,
8- Hysterosalpingography to study female infertility byprofessional female doctors.
9- External Tube Imaging.
10- Distal Colostogram imaging