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X-ray examination (X-ray) is one of the most popular methods of diagnostics which is used to visualise bones, joints, thoracic organs and other structures of the body. With its help you can swiftly identify trauma, inflammatory processes, tumors and other pathologies
At Medincentre, examinations are conducted on the latest generation OMEGA digital hardware, which provide high quality images with minimal exposure.
When do you need an X-ray?
X-rays are used in different kinds of medical fields and are prescribed in conditions such as:
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Suspected bone fractures and joint injuries
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Pain in the back, neck, or limbs
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Diagnosis of lung diseases (pneumonia, tuberculosis)
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Monitoring the condition of bones and joints in osteoarthritis and osteoporosis
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Suspected tumours or neoplasms
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Preoperative preparation for surgical interventions
Regular chest X-rays are recommended as part of preventive check-ups for early detection of lung diseases
Contraindications for conducting an X-ray
Despite the safety of modern digital X-ray machines, there are contraindications for an examination:
1. Pregnancy, especially in the first trimester, when the risk of X-ray exposure to the fetus is highest
2. Severe patient conditions, if the person cannot remain still during the examination.
3. Childhood. This procedure is performed on children only for strict medical indications.
Before scheduling the procedure, the doctor carefully evaluates all potential risks and indications for the patient.
Book an X-ray at Medincentre today!
Do not delay diagnostics — book an X-ray at Medincentre. We provide high precision diagnostics, comfort and care for every patient. Leave a request on the website, use our mobile app or call us on the phone.
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Advantages of X-rays at Medincentre
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Modern technology: we use digital equipment that significantly reduces radiation exposure and provides clear images.
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Speed: the entire procedure, including preparation, takes no more than 15 minutes.
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Versatility: X-rays allow examination of various parts of the body, including the chest, spine, and limbs.
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High accuracy: high-resolution images enable doctors to make a fast and precise diagnosis.
- Patient comfort: the examination is conducted in a calm environment, without pain or discomfort.
X-ray equipment at Medincentre
We use digital X-ray machines, like the OMEGA, which possess the following benefits:
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Low-dose technology: digital imaging reduces radiation exposure by 40–50% compared with traditional equipment
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High image quality: results are highly detailed, allowing detection of even the smallest pathologies
- Versatility: ability to perform images in various projections, including functional tests
What diseases does an X-ray discover?
This type of examination is a key diagnosis method, that allows to swiftly determine any pathological changes and prescribe treatment:
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Bone and joint injuries — fractures, cracks, dislocations, ligament damage
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Lung diseases — pneumonia, bronchitis, tuberculosis, pleurisy, tumors
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Spinal pathologies — scoliosis, osteochondrosis, intervertebral disc herniation
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Arthritis and arthrosis — inflammatory and degenerative joint changes
- Oral cavity diseases — dental and jaw X-rays for dental purposes
Standardized procedure
1. Preparation
No special preparation is required. Before the examination, you need to remove metal jewelry and accessories that may affect the quality of the images.
2. Examination process
The patient is placed on a special platform or chair, depending on the area being examined. The device takes images in one or several projections.
3. Receiving the results
After the procedure, the images are immediately sent to the doctor for analysis. The examination results, including the report, are provided within 30–60 minutes.
- Transportation up to 500 km from Moscow
- Doctors with 25 years of experience
How safe is an X-ray?
A digital X-ray is safe because of low radiation exposure, which makes it fitting even for frequent use.
Can you make an X-ray for children?
Yes, by strict medical indications the examination is safe for children, especially when using modern equipment
Read moreHow long is the procedure?
The imaging itself takes no more than 10-15 minutes including preparation.
What should I do if a pathology is found on my X-ray?
A radiologists report is forwarded to your leading doctor, who will determine the following tactics of treatment.
Do you need special preparation for an X-ray?
In most cases no special preparation is needed, however fasting for several hours is recommended before examinations of the abdomen.
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