What is X-ray (radiography)?
X-ray (Radiography) is an imaging method for imaging tissues using x-rays. It is an imaging method that includes radiation because X-ray is used. This method, which used to be evaluated with x-ray films, is now examined on computer screens thanks to digital technologies, images of the examination can be stored and transferred to another receiver.
What is x-ray film used for?
Radiography, or X-ray examination, is used for imaging many organs and tissues, often the imaging of the lungs, bones, abdominal intestines, kidney stones. Sometimes it can also be used for imaging foreign bodies in the body. It can also be used in the evaluation of motile organs such as the esophagus, trachea, intestines, or in the imaging of the internal structure of these organs.
Is preparation required for X-ray film?
No special preparation is required for the film. However, depending on the organ to be extracted, sometimes fasting may be required (for example, imaging of kidney stones, etc.). The examination takes a very short time. After the appropriate position is given by the technician who will perform the radiography, the film is completed within seconds.
Is there radiation in the X-ray film?
X-ray (Radiography) is an examination that includes radiation. For this reason, pregnancy status/suspicion of people should be taken into consideration. In a pregnant or suspected pregnancy person, the person should talk to their doctor and radiologist about whether to have an X-ray examination, if necessary, the shooting should be postponed or special precautions should be taken.
