RADIOLOGY

Digital X-ray is an advanced imaging technique that uses digital sensors to capture X-ray images, replacing traditional film. It offers faster image processing, improved image quality, and enhanced diagnostic accuracy. Digital X-rays allow immediate viewing and manipulation of images on computers, facilitating better diagnosis and treatment planning. This technology reduces radiation exposure compared to conventional X-rays and enables easy storage, retrieval, and sharing of images within electronic medical records. Widely used in diagnosing fractures, infections, and other conditions, digital X-ray is a crucial tool in modern healthcare, enhancing patient care and operational efficiency.