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Exams and Preps > X-Ray & Flouroscopy
Conventional radiology is the oldest and most widely utilized form of diagnostic imaging. It uses x-rays to penetrate soft tissues of the body. Tissues that are easily penetrated by x-rays appear dark, while bones show up as light or white regions. X-ray images can be used to study damaged or broken bones, detect foreign objects in the body, and diagnose diseases. Each exam is tailored to provide the best view of the organ or structure of interest.
