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Understanding X Rays: The Basics X rays are one of the oldest and most trusted tools in medical imaging. They use a small amount of radiation to capture images of the inside of your body, particularly bones and joints, though some soft tissues can be examined as well. They provide crucial insight into fractures, infections,…

Medical imaging has seen significant technological changes over the past few decades. Among these advancements, digital X-rays have emerged as a modern alternative to traditional film-based X-rays. While both methods aim to provide detailed internal images of the body for diagnostic purposes, the differences between them can impact patient care, workflow efficiency, and overall imaging…

A CT (computed tomography) scan is an advanced medical imaging technique that helps doctors diagnose a wide range of health conditions. While CT scans are generally safe, certain precautions can help ensure accurate results and reduce the risk of complications. Patients often wonder what they should avoid before undergoing a CT scan. At NextGen Diagnostic…

Medical imaging is a critical tool for diagnosing injuries and illnesses, and X-rays remain one of the most widely used imaging methods. While X-rays are highly effective for viewing bones and dense structures, many people wonder how well they can detect soft tissue problems.  In this article, we will explore the capabilities and limitations of…

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) has become one of the most advanced diagnostic tools available in modern medicine. By using strong magnetic fields and radio waves, MRI provides detailed images of the body’s internal structures without exposing patients to ionizing radiation. At NextGen Diagnostic Imaging, we specialize in high-quality MRI scans designed to support accurate diagnosis…

Mammograms are an essential tool in detecting breast health issues, particularly breast cancer, at early stages. However, not all mammograms are the same. Women may encounter two main types of mammograms: screening mammograms and diagnostic mammograms. While both procedures involve X-ray imaging of the breast, their purpose, process, and follow-up steps differ significantly.  Understanding these…

Mammograms are a cornerstone of breast health screening, offering early detection of breast cancer and other abnormalities. Advances in medical imaging have introduced two primary types of mammograms: 2D and 3D. Understanding the differences between these technologies is essential for patients making informed decisions about their breast health. At NextGen Diagnostic Imaging, we aim to…

Expecting a child is a journey filled with excitement, anticipation, and questions—especially when it comes to prenatal imaging. Among the many technologies available today, 3D ultrasounds offer expectant parents the chance to see their baby in stunning detail, sometimes even capturing facial features before birth.  While this technology can be thrilling, safety remains a top…

Medical imaging has seen remarkable advancements over the years, especially in prenatal care. Expecting parents today have access to a range of ultrasound technologies that provide clear, detailed images of their unborn babies.  Among these, 3D ultrasound, 4D ultrasound, and HD Live ultrasound are some of the most popular options. Each technology offers unique benefits,…

Preparing for a CT scan can feel overwhelming, especially when it comes to what you should eat. You want something that won’t upset your stomach, won’t interfere with the scan, and will help you feel comfortable during the procedure.  Eating correctly can reduce anxiety, prevent nausea, and ensure your scan results are accurate. If you’re…