What is an X-ray?

X-rays use a small amount of ionising radiation to produce images of the inside of the body, particularly useful for examining bones, detecting fractures, and identifying infections or abnormalities. 

Chase Lodge Imaging offers comprehensive X-ray services to diagnose a variety of conditions quickly and efficiently. Our digital X-ray technology ensures high-quality images with minimal radiation exposure.

X-Ray

Conditions We Diagnose

01.

Bone Fractures

Our X-ray services provide detailed images of bones, helping diagnose fractures and breaks. These high-resolution images allow for precise identification of the fracture location and severity, ensuring timely and effective treatment plans.

02.

Chest Conditions

We utilize X-ray technology to evaluate the chest area, diagnosing conditions like pneumonia, lung infections, and rib fractures. Our advanced imaging techniques provide clear and accurate visuals, crucial for developing targeted treatment strategies for chest-related issues.

03.

Arthritis and Joint Disorders

X-ray scans are essential for diagnosing conditions such as arthritis and joint abnormalities. Our state-of-the-art imaging helps in detailed assessment, enabling comprehensive care and intervention planning for joint health.

04.

Digestive Tract Issues

X-ray scans offer detailed images of the digestive tract, aiding in the diagnosis of conditions such as bowel obstructions and gastrointestinal perforations. The clarity and detail of our X-ray scans ensure accurate diagnoses, facilitating effective management of digestive health issues.

Preparing for Your MRI

No special preparation is usually required for an X-ray. You may need to change into a gown and remove any metal objects from the area being examined. Our technicians will guide you through the process to ensure your comfort.

Booking an MRI

To book an X-ray, please use our Booking Form or contact us at 020 8458 0567. We offer same-day appointments for urgent cases.

Yes, the amount of radiation used in X-rays is very low and considered safe.

An X-ray procedure typically takes only a few minutes.

No fasting is generally required for standard X-rays.