X-rays, or plain radiographs, are a way for healthcare professionals to capture images of the inside of your body. X-rays use radiation to produce black-and-white images that are interpreted by a radiologist. They are most commonly used to examine bones and joints, but healthcare professionals can also use them to quickly diagnose other conditions such as lung infections.

When is an X-ray performed?

• Your healthcare provider may request an X-ray to:
• Check for broken bones.
• Determine the cause of symptoms such as pain and swelling.
• Look for signs of infection in the lungs.
• Detect the presence of foreign objects in the body.
• Examine structural issues in bones, joints, or soft tissues.
• Plan and evaluate treatments.

Our device is equipped with AutoSpine technology for scoliosis imaging.

Automatic Image Stitching

The Definium 646 HD provides flawless leg bone and spinal images on the chest stand. Supported by an intelligent image-stitching algorithm known as AutoSpine, the Automatic Image Stitching system tracks the spinal contour, allowing for a natural balance of brightness and contrast throughout the patient’s body.