Radiological imaging

Radiological imaging uses specialized tools to create pictures of the inside of your body, helping healthcare providers diagnose and monitor conditions. These images are produced using different techniques, such as X-rays, which show bones and dense tissues; CT scans, which provide detailed cross-sectional views; MRI scans, which use magnetic fields and radio waves to visualize soft tissues; and ultrasounds, which use sound waves to see organs and blood flow. These methods allow for non-invasive examination of internal structures, aiding in accurate diagnosis without surgery, and guiding treatment decisions efficiently and safely.