MOVING RADIOLOGY and X-RAY

Moving radiology (fluoroscopy), unlike an X-ray, allows us to see the skeleton in movement on a screen. Our bodies, being jointed, need to be examined in movement and not when they are still. The goal of the exercise is to detect a potential blockage or reduced mobility. Still x-rays allow detection of malformations and pathologies, and are necessary to establish a diagnosis. More than ten X-rays would be needed in order to obtain the same results.

The moving radiology session is saved on CD and can easily be explained to the patient and viewed as many times as necessary without hazard to your health.