An X-ray (radiograph) is a quick, painless imaging test that uses a small amount of x-ray radiation that passes through the body onto a digital detector to form an image. It is particularly useful in assessing bones and lungs.

Due to its quick nature and low radiation dose, it is often useful as a first line test in diagnosis. However, for smaller pathologies or visualisation of solid organs it may be appropriate to use other techniques such as ultrasound or CT.

Our low-dose digital X-ray technology delivers crystal-clear diagnostic images with minimal radiation exposure. Designed with your safety and comfort in mind, our advanced radiography systems allow our experienced radiologists to make confident, accurate assessments.

Most X-ray exams require no special preparation. You may be asked to remove jewellery or metal objects before the scan. Our staff will guide you through the process to ensure the best possible image quality.