X-ray

Having a sparing effect on human organs and tissues, the procedure of modern radiological examination is virtually harmless to the patient, in addition, it is one of the fastest and most inexpensive.

To conduct an X-ray examination of the patient, practically no preparation is required for the procedure. The examinee only needs to free the area of the body from clothes and other objects. The list of contraindications to it is also very small. It is not recommended to undergo procedures related to x-ray radiation to pregnant women, as well as young children without special need.

All types of x-ray studies are carried out with maximum comfort for the patient. The presence of modern programs helps to minimize the patient's radiation dose during radiography and fluoroscopy. And the advanced capabilities of processing radiographs allow you to avoid additional sighting shots.

Fully digital x-ray equipment allows you to:

• immediately place the patient correctly and do not redo the poor-quality image, i.e. Do not expose the patient to repeated exposure;
• use extremely low radiation doses to obtain high-quality images.

In K+31, all types of studies of the organs of the chest, gastrointestinal tract, genitourinary and osteoarticular systems are carried out. It is possible to perform diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopic procedures under the control of fluoroscopy, as well as fistulography.

Radiography in K+31

The universal system of the telecontrolled rotary table-tripod, which provides unhindered access and automated positioning of the patient without centering the X-ray radiation.

• Automatic image stitching and digital subtraction.
• One-sided support and variable table surface height.
• A rotary X-ray tube allows diagnostics in patients with limited mobility.
• To reduce radiation exposure, collimation and patient positioning are performed without X-ray radiation.
• Continuous and pulsed fluoroscopy with a frequency of up to 15 frames per second.

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