DIAGNOSTICS

diagnostics

• Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI):The diagnostic machine is capable of capturing precise and detailed images of the specified body region. This Multi-Plane Imaging technique is best used to detect problems in soft tissues and helps the physiotherapist get a better vision of it and a better view of abnormalities.
• X-Ray: This is used to diagnose patients by recording images of the internal body structure. The images help the expert assess the presence or absence of disease or structural damage to the body by using radiation beams and X-Ray particles.
• Computed Tomography (CT Scan): The imaging technique takes multiple X-Rays fromdifferent angles to create images. The technology can be used to take cross-sectional images of both the bony structures as well as the soft tissues. 
• Bone Scan: This imaging technique is best used to detect injury which could be too small to be detected by an X-Ray or CT Scan. It requires a radioactive compound to determine healing areas within the bone after tagged blood is returned via intravenous. Soon the tagged blood is absorbed at the site of injury and the gamma radiation can be identified by experts using a gamma camera.