Digital X-ray

Digital X-rays are recommended for suspected fractures, infections, arthritis, and changes in the lungs.

It is also a standard part of diagnostics for injuries, bone pain, and postoperative check-ups.

It is also used for monitoring chronic lung diseases, such as asthma and chronic bronchitis.

For dental and ENT diseases, an X-ray of the sinuses and jaw is often performed.

For patients who have a cough, fever, or chest pain, a lung scan is recommended.

The examination is very useful for osteoporosis, spinal deformities, and degenerative joint changes.

A digital X-ray allows doctors to accurately determine a diagnosis and monitor the course of treatment.

For children and the elderly, special protection and techniques to reduce radiation are used.

The examination can be performed without a referral, by appointment or walk-in.

A digital X-ray examination is performed with the patient standing, sitting, or lying down, depending on the area being scanned.

The technician places the body part to be imaged under the device and gives brief instructions.

The device takes one or more exposures that last a few seconds.

Our digital system immediately displays the image on the monitor for quality control.

If necessary, the technician repeats the scan from another angle for a complete assessment.

The entire procedure lasts on average 5 to 10 minutes and the patient does not feel any pain.

Radiologists then analyze the images and create a written report.

All images are stored digitally and are available in electronic format.

Digital X-ray has a wide application in almost all areas of medicine.

It is most commonly used in orthopedics, pulmonology, stomatology, neurology, and rheumatology.

In patients with joint and back pain, it reveals degenerative changes and deformities.

In the diagnosis of lung diseases, a chest X-ray is the first step in detecting inflammation, tumors, and heart enlargements.

For extremity injuries, it allows for the quick detection of fractures and dislocations.

A sinus X-ray is used for chronic infections and sinusitis.

For problems with the digestive tract, it is used as an additional method alongside ultrasound and endoscopy.

In emergency cases, an X-ray helps in making quick therapeutic decisions.

The images can be used for planning surgeries and interventions.

At Medical Time, every patient receives a recommendation for an X-ray based on a clinical indication and examination.

Medical Time provides digital X-rays every working day without waiting and with same-day scheduling.

Our technicians and radiologists are highly trained and dedicated to quality and safe diagnostics.

We combine speed, precision, and a human approach to ensure the best care for patients.

As part of the X-ray examination, it is possible to immediately consult with a specialist and receive advice on further therapy.

Scheduling is possible by calling the phone number: 062-399-888

We always strive to provide fast and accurate diagnostics with as little stress as possible for the patient.

Medical Time – when you need certainty in your diagnosis, choose proven technology and expertise.

• Is a digital X-ray safe?

Yes, it uses a low dose of radiation and is much safer than classic methods.

• How long does an X-ray examination take?

The examination takes an average of 5–10 minutes, and the images are available immediately after the scan.

• Is preparation needed for a digital X-ray?

For most scans, no preparation is needed, except in the case of the abdomen where a diet is recommended.

• Which body regions can be scanned with a digital X-ray?

It is possible to scan the lungs, bones, joints, abdomen, sinuses, jaw, and other parts of the body.

• How can I schedule an X-ray examination?

Scheduling is possible by calling the phone number: 062-399-888