Our Services
At X-ray Professionals, whether you need an ACC x-ray, a private x-ray, or an xray your doctor has decided should come under POAC we have got you covered.
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Learn About Our Sevices
GENERAL X-RAYS

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X-Ray Professionals will be happy to produce the quality images you require to assist in the diagnosis of your problem. All general x-rays require a referral form from a registered health professional. There is a fee for private x-rays, so please contact us if you would like to request a quote. Please let us know if you have insurance as we might be able to bill your insurance directly. |
ACC XRAYS

Our service is digital. The images are sent to our Radiologist who reports them, and the report is then sent to your referrer.
All the images and report can be viewed by medical professionals on inteleviewer, upon completion of your x-rays. The report is available within 24 hours.
WHAT ARE X-RAYS
The original use of x-rays was for imaging bones, which were easily distinguishable from soft tissues on the film that was available at the time. However, more accurate focusing systems and more sensitive detection methods, such as improved electronic imaging sensors, have made it possible to distinguish increasingly fine detail and subtle differences in tissue density, while using much lower exposure levels. X-Ray imaging examinations are recognised as a valuable tool for a wide range of examinations and procedures. They are used as a noninvasive and painless method for disgnosing disease and monitoring therapy, as well as supporting medical and surgical treatment planning.
X-rays were discovered in 1895 by Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen. He was awarded the Nobel prize in physics in 1901. According to NobelPrize.org, “X-rays are produced when electrons strike a metal target. The electrons are liberated from the heated filament and accelerated by a high voltage towards the metal target.” When the electrons strike the target, their energy is converted to X-rays.
X-rays are a form of electromagnetic radiation, as are radio waves, infrared radiation, visible light , ultraviolet radiation and microwaves.
LINKS TO USEFUL RESOURCES

Here are links to other sites which have more information about x-rays and specific radiological examinations:
On this site it is possible to calculate your radiation dose for the examination you are having:
