Fluoroscopy

Fluoroscopy in medical imaging is a diagnostic technique that provides real-time X-ray images of internal organs, bones, and tissues. Unlike standard X-rays that capture still images, fluoroscopy allows healthcare professionals to observe movement inside the body, making it a powerful tool for guiding medical procedures and improving diagnostic accuracy.

How Fluoroscopy Works
Fluoroscopy uses a continuous X-ray beam that passes through the body and is displayed on a monitor. A contrast agent is often used to highlight specific areas such as the digestive tract, blood vessels, or urinary system. This dynamic imaging helps doctors visualize both anatomy and function.

Common Applications of Fluoroscopy

• Cardiology: Guiding catheter insertions and stent placements.

• Orthopedics: Monitoring joint movements and fracture treatments.

• Gastroenterology: Examining swallowing, digestion, and bowel function.

• Urology: Assessing urinary flow and kidney conditions

Advantages of Fluoroscopy

• Provides real-time imaging for accurate diagnosis.

• Assists in minimally invasive surgeries.

• Helps reduce the need for exploratory procedures.

Risks and Safety
Fluoroscopy involves exposure to radiation, but modern equipment minimizes the dose. At Aayan Medical Imaging, safety protocols and advanced technology ensure patient protection while delivering high-quality diagnostic results.