X-rays are a form of electromagnetic radiation, as is visible light, but with some different characteristics. The important difference is that X rays can penetrate or pass through the human body and produce shadow-like images of structures such as bones, some of the organs, and signs of disease and injury. THQ Hospital Isa Khel has an established and trusted Radiology and Imaging services that help in fully diagnose the disease and plan the treatment which includes traditional and Digital X-Ray service. One X-Ray unit is specifically reserve for trauma emergency service at THQ Hospital Isa Khel.
Aims and Objectives
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Understand standard positions for diagnostic imaging examinations.
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Understand basic digital and conventional x-ray physics
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Prioritizing clients on the basis of clinical urgency or who are waiting for immediate reports;
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Having all reports available to referrers within 24 hours of the examination time;
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Providing compassionate, confidential and professional care, keeping clients informed about their booking, preparation, examination and aftercare;
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Ensure high quality reporting;
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Defining the roles and objectives of all staff to enable each team to contribute effectively to patient outcomes.
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Maintaining safety, availability and reliability of all equipment in our care.
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Providing our staff with an environment where learning occurs every day and where our examinations are provided within a framework that applies the latest knowledge and evidence-based practice.
Types of X-rays
Standard Computed Tomography. A standard computed tomography or otherwise known as computerized axial tomography is performed in a hospital or at a radiologist's office.
- Kidney, Ureter, and Bladder X-ray.
- Teeth and bones X-rays
- Chest X-rays.
- Lungs X-rays.
- Abdomen X-rays