Digital X-ray diagnostics of the body in the medical center Baby

X-ray diagnostics is a method of radiation diagnostics that provides recognition of injuries, pathologies and diseases of various organs and systems of a person on the basis of X-ray data. During X-ray examination, it is possible to see almost all areas of the human body due to the fact that the rays, passing through organs and tissues, are absorbed by them to varying degrees, as a result of which the doctor sees their image on a computer screen or film. A number of organs and structures (bones, joints, heart, lungs) are visible on X-ray due to their natural contrast. Other organs (abdominal organs, bronchi, vessels) are tinted with a contrast agent for better visualization.

The main advantages of digital X-ray diagnostics:

• Safety - modern digital X-ray equipment makes it possible to reduce the patient's radiation exposure by up to 70-80% compared to analog X-ray devices.
• Simplicity and speed of examination - digital X-ray examination on average takes no more than 20 minutes (with a complete description of the images - no more than 60 minutes) - it all depends on the anatomical region being examined and the number of projections.
• High quality X-ray images - the high resolution of modern X-ray equipment allows for better and clearer images than film X-rays.
• Convenient image management system - the ability to save images in digital or print format and backup. Eliminates the need for re-examination of the patient during his subsequent visits to various medical institutions.
• High level of convenience and comfort for the patient - the ergonomic design of digital X-ray equipment allows you to take a picture in any projection "without unnecessary movements": the patient does not need to move during the procedure, as the access to him is open from all sides.

X-ray diagnostics is carried out only as directed by a doctor, after a preliminary examination.

Performed if the following indications are present:

• Confirmation of organ damage (inflammation, fracture, etc.).
• Identification of foreign bodies in the respiratory or gastrointestinal tract.
• Suspected tumor.
• Identification of lesions of the lungs, bronchi, heart and other organs.
• Determination of fractures, dislocations, displacements, fractures of bones, vertebrae, destruction of intervertebral discs.
• Diagnostics of pathologies and malformations of the organ.
• Dental treatment planning.
• Monitoring the effectiveness of the therapy used.

There are no absolute contraindications to radiation diagnostics. In case of urgent need, research is carried out even for infants and women in position. Modern radiography systems are equipped with a special program that independently determines the level of permissible radiation exposure, minimizing it.

X-ray diagnostics is carried out on a world-class digital X-ray machine JUMONG C manufactured by SG Healthcare (South Korea) with X-ray tubes manufactured by Toshiba.