radiological practices

Radiological practices involve using specialized imaging techniques, like X-rays, CT scans, MRI, and ultrasounds, to diagnose and monitor medical conditions. These methods allow healthcare professionals to see inside the body without surgery, helping them identify issues such as broken bones, tumors, or infections. Radiology also includes procedures that use small amounts of radiation or magnetic fields to produce detailed images. Safety protocols are strictly followed to minimize exposure, and radiologists are trained specialists who interpret these images to guide appropriate treatment, ensuring accurate diagnosis and effective patient care.