A medical imaging method is radiography, also referred to as an X-ray. It produces images of the internal bodily structures using minute amounts of electromagnetic radiation. Then, these pictures can be seen on film or digitally. X-rays are frequently used to view bones and teeth, which makes them useful for identifying fractures (broken bones) and illnesses like arthritis. A medical professional may also request an X-ray to examine the lungs, heart, breasts, and abdomen as well as other internal organs and structures in the chest. All but the most solid body parts are impervious to the electromagnetic radiation that an X-ray machine emits in the form of tiny particles. As a result, the image it produces, known as a radiograph, enables medical professionals to see internal body structures in you.
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