Your Radiology Questions, Answered
From preparation to results, we make sure you know what to expect at every step of your radiology exam.
Categories
Tags
Quick Takeaways An Ankle X-ray is a fast radiographic exam that images the bones of the ankle joint....
written by radfaqs
Plain X-rays are one of the most common diagnostic procedures in healthcare. They are primarily used...
written by radfaqs
Fluoroscopy is a medical imaging modality that is similar to regular X-rays because it uses radiation...
written by radfaqs
Ultrasound scan, also known as ultrasonography, “scan” (in layman terms) or a sonogram, is...
written by radfaqs
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a very powerful medical imaging modality. It uses strong magnets...
written by radfaqs
Mammography is a branch of Radiology that involves the use of low-energy X-rays to see the inside of...
written by radfaqs
Also known as Computed Tomography, a CT scan produces detailed images of sections of the body, much like...
written by Yemisi Taiwo
Chest X-rays are often the first imaging test ordered when someone has chest symptoms like cough, shortness...
written by radfaqs
Introduction An Abdomen X-ray (also called an abdominal radiograph or AXR) is a common diagnostic imaging...
written by Samuel Olusegun