Rg-examination

X-ray imaging is the study of the internal structure of objects that are displayed using X-rays.

The Rg (X-ray) technique is based on the formation of a shadow colouration on an X-ray film under the influence of Rg rays. This method of radiography has many advantages. It is simple and easy for the patient. Images can be taken both in the X-ray room and directly in the operating room, dressing room, or even in the ward (using mobile X-ray units).

A distinction is made between examination and targeted radiographs. The overview ones show an image of a part of the body (skull, a certain part of the spine, etc...). And targeted images show a separate part of the organ of interest to the doctor, and in the optimal projection necessary to identify certain details.