Imaging findings

Imaging findings refer to what doctors see when they examine pictures of the inside of the body, such as X-rays, MRIs, or CT scans. These images reveal details about bones, organs, and tissues, helping identify abnormalities like tumors, injuries, or infections. For example, a fracture appears as a break in the bone, while a tumor might show up as a mass with different density than surrounding tissue. These findings guide diagnosis and treatment decisions by providing a visual understanding of what’s happening inside the body.