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X-Ray (Digital Radiography)
JadeCure offers advanced digital radiography with the latest DR processing units, ensuring crisp, clear images that enable fast and accurate diagnosis. Our expert radiologists carefully interpret every film, providing precise reports that support effective treatment decisions.
What is an X-Ray?
An X-Ray is a quick, non-invasive imaging test that uses low doses of radiation to capture detailed pictures of the inside of the body. It helps detect fractures, infections, lung conditions, and abnormalities in bones and soft tissues.
Types of MRI Scans
- Chest X-Ray
Evaluates the lungs, heart, and chest cavity for conditions such as pneumonia, tuberculosis, and heart enlargement.
- Abdomen X-Ray
Helps detect intestinal blockages, kidney stones, or abnormal masses in the abdomen.
- Skeletal X-Ray
Assists in diagnosing fractures, bone infections, arthritis, and bone deformities.
- Dental X-Ray
Provides detailed images of teeth and jaw for dental and orthodontic evaluations.
- Spine X-Ray
Used to detect scoliosis, slipped discs, or spinal injuries.
What Should You Know Before The Test
Most X-Rays require no special preparation. For certain scans (like abdominal X-Ray), your JadeCure doctor may advise dietary restrictions or fasting.
Yes. At JadeCure, X-Rays are performed with modern equipment using very low doses of radiation. The risk is minimal, but pregnant women should always inform their doctor beforehand.
A standard X-Ray usually takes 5–10 minutes, depending on the body part being examined.
No. X-Rays are completely painless. You may just need to hold still or change position during the scan.
Yes. Metal objects like jewelry, belts, or zippers can interfere with the image. At JadeCure, you may be asked to remove them or wear a hospital gown.
X-Ray reports are usually available the same day, interpreted by our skilled JadeCure radiologists.