Imaging studies

Imaging studies are advanced medical tests that create visual representations of the inside of your body, such as organs, bones, and tissues. They help doctors diagnose, monitor, and plan treatment for various health conditions. Common types include X-rays, which use radiation to produce images of bones; MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging), which uses magnetic fields to view soft tissues; CT scans, combining X-ray images for detailed cross-sections; and ultrasounds, using sound waves to visualize organs and blood flow. These studies provide detailed, non-invasive insights essential for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.