X-ray is the oldest and most frequently used form of medical imaging. At Texas Imaging Network, we perform digital X-ray imaging, which is the "gold standard" of today's medical imaging practices.

X-ray assists doctors in the identification and treatment of a broad range of conditions, including fractures, arthritis, joint injuries, etc.
Fluoroscopy, or real-time X-ray, allows the radiologist to view the body as it functions, making it possible to detect subtle abnormalities such as reflux or a hiatal hernia.

Due to the high number of vastly different procedures performed at SWDIC, experiences will vary.
Each exam will be explained in full prior to the exam, and you will be given the opportunity to ask questions. Every effort will be made to make you as comfortable as possible.
If your exam requires you to lie on an X-ray table, it may feel cold, and you may experience some discomfort due to the hard surface. Depending on your exam, the technologist may be able to place a pad on the table for your comfort.
After the exam, you will be asked to wait until your images are reviewed by the radiologist for quality control purposes.