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X-ray imaging works by passing a controlled beam of ionizing radiation through the body. Dense structures like bones absorb more radiation and appear white on the image, while softer tissues like muscles and organs allow more radiation to pass through and appear in shades of grey. Air-filled structures such as the lungs appear black. This contrast is what makes X-ray particularly effective for evaluating bones, the chest, and certain abdominal conditions.

Digital radiography has largely replaced traditional film-based X-ray in modern diagnostic centers. Instead of exposing a photographic film, digital detectors capture the X-ray beam and convert it into a digital image. This provides several advantages: lower radiation doses, immediate image availability, the ability to adjust brightness and contrast after the scan, and easy electronic storage and sharing. At DCDC, all X-ray examinations use digital technology.