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X-rays and cancer
X
X-rays and cancer
X-rays and cancer
English
Oncology
Pre-teen (9-12 years);Teen (13-15 years);Late Teen (16-18 years)
Body
NA
Tests
Pre-teen (9-12 years) Teen (13-15 years) Late Teen (16-18 years)
NA
2019-09-03T04:00:00Z
4.50000000000000
84.2000000000000
332.000000000000
Flat Content
Health A-Z
<p>X-ray scans use high-energy rays called X-rays to take a picture of the inside of your body. The X-rays pass through your body and a computer or special film records the picture. </p><p>X-rays are used often for diagnoses and are considered safe. </p>
Les radiographies
L
Les radiographies
X-rays
French
Oncology
Pre-teen (9-12 years);Teen (13-15 years);Late Teen (16-18 years)
Body
NA
Tests
Pre-teen (9-12 years) Teen (13-15 years) Late Teen (16-18 years)
NA
2018-09-22T04:00:00Z
0
0
0
Flat Content
Health A-Z
<p>Les radiographies utilisent des rayons à énergie élevée appelés rayons X pour obtenir un cliché de l'intérieur de ton corps. Le faisceau de rayons X passe à travers ton corps, puis un ordinateur ou un film spécial enregistre le cliché.</p> <p>Les radiographies sont utilisées souvent et elles sont sécuritaires.</p>
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X-rays and cancer
3443.00000000000
X-rays and cancer
X-rays and cancer
X
English
Oncology
Pre-teen (9-12 years);Teen (13-15 years);Late Teen (16-18 years)
Body
NA
Tests
Pre-teen (9-12 years) Teen (13-15 years) Late Teen (16-18 years)
NA
2019-09-03T04:00:00Z
4.50000000000000
84.2000000000000
332.000000000000
Flat Content
Health A-Z
<p>X-ray scans use high-energy rays called X-rays to take a picture of the inside of your body. The X-rays pass through your body and a computer or special film records the picture. </p><p>X-rays are used often for diagnoses and are considered safe. </p>
<p>In the X-ray picture:</p><ul><li>solid parts such as bones block the X-rays so they look white </li><li>muscle, fat and fluids block fewer X-rays and look grey </li><li>parts of your body that are very thin or have air in them, such as your lungs, look black.</li></ul><h2>How are X-rays done?</h2><p>An X-ray machine is like a big camera. How you will be positioned and where the X-ray camera points will depend on the body part the doctor needs to see. You might have an X-ray of a bone, your lungs or your abdomen (belly). You may need to stand, sit or lie down for an X-ray. </p><p>X-rays are very quick and <strong>they don’t hurt</strong>. They are especially useful for taking pictures of bones.</p><h2>X-ray results</h2><p>A specialist doctor called a radiologist will look at your X-ray pictures. Your doctor will then tell you what the pictures show and what that means. Your doctor will let you know how long you will need to wait before the pictures are ready. </p>
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