X Ray is a type of invisible electromagnetic radiation that has a wavelength short enough to pass through many substances. X-rays are used to examine tissues inside the body. The
An X-ray of the skull can reveal fractures, and may show changes from normal that suggest bleeding, tumours or an abscess within the skull. Enlargement of the bony cavity at
A contrast X-ray examination of the interior of the uterus and fallopian tubes, usually performed to see whether the tubes are blocked or kinked, or to detect irregularities in the
Chest x Ray is the most cdmmon means of examining the condition of the lungs. Areas of inflammation and abnormal tissue. inhaled foreign bodies, and the abnormal presence of fluid
