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Radiographs
A radiograph,
also called an x-ray, is a way to visualize the inside of the body at a specific point in time. Radiographs are taken by a machine and are essentially taking a picture of the inside of the patient's body.
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Why is a Radiograph Important?
A radiograph is important because it gives medical professionals a way to see the inside of the body to determine if there are any obvious causes of disease. Radiographs are good at diagnosing bone diseases and certain diseases of the internal organs like the stomach, intestines, or lungs.
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