What is Digital X-Ray
Our radiology department houses 11 cutting-edge X-ray machines, offering a diverse range of imaging studies including full spine imaging. With this extensive array of equipment, we ensure rapid, precise diagnostics for all patients, from routine screenings to complex assessments, enhancing both accessibility and efficiency.
This versatile digital X-ray system supports a variety of imaging exams
Chest X-rays
High-resolution images for diagnosing respiratory and cardiac conditions.
Full Spine Imaging
Detailed visuals for spine alignment and scoliosis assessments.
Abdominal Imaging
Clear views for evaluating the liver, kidneys, and other abdominal organs.
Orthopaedic Imaging
Excellent for assessing fractures, joint issues, and musculoskeletal conditions.
Paediatric Imaging
Low-dose technology for safe, high-quality images in children.
Extremity Imaging
Precision imaging of hands, feet, arms, and legs for injury and joint evaluations.
Siemens Multitom Rax
We’re excited to announce that we’ll soon be the only hospital in the region to offer the Siemens Multitom Rax (Robotic Advanced X-ray), a groundbreaking 3D imaging system that uses robotic technology to capture highly detailed, 3D images. Unlike traditional X-rays, the Multitom Rax moves around the patient, allowing for clearer, more complete views of the body from various angles. This system enhances diagnostic accuracy for complex conditions like fractures, joint problems, and spinal issues, while also offering a faster, more comfortable experience for patients.
Key Features
Standard 2D X-rays
TRoutine scans (chest, abdomen, limbs) for quick, clear diagnoses.
3D Imaging
Provides detailed views of complex areas such as joints and spine, aiding in precise assessments.
Weight-Bearing X-rays
Scans in natural positions, ideal for assessing joint issues and arthritis.
Fluoroscopy
Advanced photon-counting technology significantly reduces radiation exposure, promoting patient safety without sacrificing image quality.
Trauma Imaging
The robotic arm allows for imaging from various angles without moving the patient, perfect for trauma cases.
