digital X-ray

A digital X-ray is a diagnostic imaging technique that uses electromagnetic radiation to create detailed images of the inside of the body. Unlike traditional X-rays that capture images on film, digital X-rays convert the images into electronic data, allowing for quick viewing, enhanced image quality, and easier storage and sharing. They are commonly used by healthcare providers to diagnose injuries, diseases, and conditions with minimal discomfort to the patient. Digital X-rays emit lower radiation doses compared to traditional methods, contributing to safer imaging practices. This technology improves accuracy and efficiency in medical examinations and treatment planning.