An X-ray examination uses electromagnetic radiation to make images of your bones, teeth, and internal organs. Digital radiography captures those images electronically rather than on film, so images are available immediately and at a lower dose.
Also called: X-ray · Digital radiography · Digital X-ray
What can an X-ray detect?
X-ray is a fast, easy, and safe way for physicians to see inside the body — everything from broken bones to pneumonia.
- Fractures, dislocations, and bone chips
- Joint injuries and bone infections
- Degenerative disease such as arthritis and osteoporosis
- Lung and heart conditions
- Artery blockages
- Cancer detection and monitoring of metastasis
What equipment is used?
MRI Associates uses Philips Radiography 7300 C digital systems, delivering immediate digital images at a fraction of traditional film dose.
How do I prepare?
None for most exams. Wear clothing without metal over the area being imaged.
What equipment is used?
- Philips Radiography 7300 C — Immediate digital images at reduced dose.
Where can I get this exam?
Digital X-Ray is available at all nine of our west-central Florida centers. One call reaches every location — we will schedule you wherever the soonest opening is, usually the same week.
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Medically reviewed by the board-certified radiologists of MRI Associates · Updated 2026-08-25