State-of-the-Art Digital X-Ray Services at Silver Birch Diagnostic Center

Experience cutting-edge diagnostic imaging with Silver Birch Diagnostic Center digital X-ray services. Our advanced technology ensures high-resolution images with reduced radiation exposure, providing clarity and accuracy for precise diagnoses. Whether detecting fractures, assessing joint conditions, or evaluating chest abnormalities, our digital X-ray machine delivers rapid results to support your healthcare needs.

At Silver Birch Diagnostic Center, we prioritize patient comfort and safety. Our skilled technicians and streamlined process ensure a seamless experience, minimizing wait times and maximizing convenience. Trust Silver Birch Diagnostic Center for reliable and efficient digital X-ray services, dedicated to delivering exceptional care and peace of mind for every patient.

Digital X-ray, also known as digital radiography (DR), is a modern imaging technology that has largely replaced traditional film-based X-ray systems. It offers several advantages over conventional radiography, including improved image quality, faster image acquisition, and the ability to easily store and share digital images. Here's some information about digital X-ray.

Principle of Digital X-ray:

• Like traditional X-ray, digital X-ray uses X-ray photons that pass through the body to create images of internal structures.
• Instead of using film to capture the X-ray images, digital X-ray systems use digital detectors to convert the X-ray signals into electronic signals.

​Advantages:

•  Lower Radiation Dose: Digital X-ray systems often require less radiation to produce high-quality images compared to traditional film-based systems.
• Faster Imaging: Digital X-rays provide instant images, eliminating the need for film processing and reducing the overall examination time.
• Digital Storage and Retrieval: Images can be stored electronically, making it easy to retrieve and share them within a healthcare system.

​Types of Digital X-ray Systems:

• Computed Radiography (CR): This system uses a cassette-based method where a phosphor plate captures the X-ray image. After exposure, the plate is scanned, and the digital image is processed.
•  Direct Radiography (DR): In DR systems, digital detectors (such as amorphous selenium or amorphous silicon) are directly integrated into the X-ray table or upright detector, eliminating the need for a separate cassette.