X-Rays
Our Facilities Are Equipped With Latest X-Ray Technology And Experts To Perform Any X-Ray Exam.
X-rays are typically performed on joints, hands, pelvis, skull, neck, mouth, chest, abdomen, teeth, and bone. You may even be required to do a full body x-ray exam, depending on your situation.
While many believe x-rays are needed when there are fractures or broken bones but x-rays are also used for diagnosing blocked blood vessels, cancerous tumors, infections, osteoporosis, arthritis, and other conditions.
Windermere Medical Group offers all types of x-ray facilities in every location to ensure your condition is properly diagnoses and treated.
Do You Need An X-Ray?
Your health care provider might ask you to get an x-ray to:
All Windermere Medical Group Locations Are Equipped With X-Ray Facilities Managed By Specialists .
Once the team has checked your eligibility for an x-ray exam, you will be asked to wear a gown before the process starts.
What Happens After an X-Ray?
After the x-ray has been taken, they are sent to the radiologists, who examine the results and prepare a detailed report. The results of the x-rays might be available on the same day or the next few days.
The doctor will review the x-rays to diagnose or confirm the condition and prepare an appropriate treatment plan. You might be required to undergo additional x-rays, blood work, scans, or other diagnostic measures.
Our X-Ray Specialists Are Equipped With The Knowledge And Technology To Perform Any X-Ray Needed For Your Treatment
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