X Ray Department

X Ray Department is a diagnostic imaging facility located on CMH Road, Rawalpindi, Pakistan. The department provides radiographic and diagnostic imaging services for patients who require X-ray examinations for the assessment of bones, joints, chest, abdomen, facial structures, and other areas of the body.

X-ray imaging is an important diagnostic tool used by doctors to investigate a wide range of medical conditions. It can help identify fractures, dislocations, chest infections, lung abnormalities, joint problems, certain abdominal conditions, and other structural abnormalities. The type of X-ray performed depends on the patient's symptoms and the clinical requirement.

The X Ray Department provides routine radiography services as well as selected specialized imaging procedures. Its listed services include chest radiography, musculoskeletal X-rays, abdominal and KUB X-rays, dental and facial imaging, and specialized fluoroscopic examinations. These services allow physicians to obtain diagnostic images from different regions of the body and use them as part of the patient's overall clinical assessment.

Chest radiography is commonly requested for assessment of the lungs, heart size, ribs, and surrounding structures. It may be used when a doctor is investigating respiratory symptoms, chest injury, suspected infection, or other thoracic conditions. Musculoskeletal radiography can be used to evaluate the bones and joints of the limbs, spine, pelvis, and other parts of the skeletal system.

The department also provides abdominal and KUB radiography. KUB refers to the kidneys, ureters, and urinary bladder and is one of the areas that can be examined through plain radiography. Depending on the clinical situation, abdominal imaging may assist doctors in evaluating certain abdominal or urinary tract conditions.

Dental and facial radiographic imaging is another listed service. Such imaging can provide views of the teeth, jaws, and facial structures and may be useful for dental or maxillofacial assessment. Orthopantomogram (OPG) and cephalometric digital imaging are listed among the available dental and facial imaging services.

Specialized fluoroscopy is also listed, including contrast-based examinations such as Barium Swallow, Barium Meal, and Hysterosalpingography (HSG). These procedures use X-ray imaging together with an appropriate contrast medium to visualize particular organs or body systems. Such examinations normally require specific preparation and should be performed according to a physician's referral and the instructions of the imaging department.

The department serves patients referred for diagnostic imaging and reporting. Radiographic images are interpreted in the context of the patient's clinical information, and the resulting report can help the treating doctor make an appropriate diagnosis or treatment decision.

Before undergoing an X-ray or specialized imaging procedure, patients should confirm whether fasting, medication restrictions, pregnancy-related precautions, or other preparation is required. Preparation requirements can differ significantly between a routine X-ray and a contrast-based examination.

The listed contact number for the X Ray Department is +92 51 9290334, and the listed email address is hfhcompk@gmail.com. The department is located on CMH Road, Rawalpindi. Patients are advised to contact the facility before visiting to confirm current timings, appointment requirements, charges, and availability of a specific examination.

Chest X-Ray

Chest radiography is used to produce images of the lungs, heart, ribs, and other structures within the chest. Doctors may request a chest X-ray when investigating respiratory symptoms, chest injuries, suspected infections, or other abnormalities involving the thoracic region.

Musculoskeletal X-Rays

Musculoskeletal radiography is used to examine bones and joints. Depending on the clinical requirement, X-rays may be performed for the arms, legs, shoulders, knees, elbows, wrists, ankles, spine, pelvis, and other skeletal areas. These examinations can help identify fractures, dislocations, arthritis-related changes, and other bone abnormalities.

Abdominal X-Ray

Abdominal radiography provides images of structures within the abdominal region. It may be requested when a physician needs to investigate certain abdominal symptoms or suspected structural abnormalities. The exact views required depend on the patient's clinical condition.

KUB X-Ray

KUB radiography focuses on the kidneys, ureters, and urinary bladder. It may be requested during the assessment of certain urinary tract conditions and can provide useful information about selected types of stones and other radiopaque abnormalities.

Dental X-Ray

Dental and facial radiography can be used to examine the teeth, jaws, and surrounding facial structures. Such imaging may support dental and maxillofacial assessment and treatment planning.

OPG – Orthopantomogram

An Orthopantomogram provides a panoramic image of the upper and lower jaws and teeth. It can be useful for evaluating teeth, jaw structures, impacted teeth, and other dental conditions. OPG is among the dental and facial imaging services listed for the X Ray Department.

Cephalometric Digital Imaging

Cephalometric imaging provides a standardized radiographic view of the head and facial structures. It is commonly associated with orthodontic assessment and can assist dental professionals in evaluating facial and jaw relationships.

Fluoroscopy

Fluoroscopy is a specialized form of X-ray imaging that provides real-time visualization of internal structures. It can be used for selected diagnostic procedures, particularly when contrast material is required to visualize specific organs or passages.

Barium Swallow

A Barium Swallow is a contrast examination of the upper digestive tract. A patient consumes a barium-containing contrast preparation while X-ray or fluoroscopic images are obtained. It can help evaluate the swallowing mechanism and certain structural abnormalities of the upper gastrointestinal tract.

Barium Meal

Barium Meal examination uses contrast material to evaluate portions of the gastrointestinal tract. It may be requested by a physician when specific digestive symptoms or structural abnormalities require radiographic assessment.

Hysterosalpingography (HSG)

Hysterosalpingography is a specialized contrast-based X-ray examination used to evaluate the uterine cavity and fallopian tubes. It is commonly associated with fertility and reproductive investigations and is performed according to a gynecologist's or fertility specialist's recommendation.

Digital Radiography

Digital radiography uses electronic imaging technology to produce X-ray images that can be viewed and processed digitally. Digital imaging can facilitate image storage, transmission, and review by healthcare professionals.

X-Ray Reporting

Radiographic examinations are generally followed by professional interpretation and reporting. The resulting report can help the referring doctor understand the imaging findings alongside the patient's symptoms, examination, and other diagnostic information.

Diagnostic Imaging for Fractures

X-rays are commonly used to evaluate suspected fractures and bone injuries. Depending on the injured area, multiple views may be taken to provide a clearer assessment of the bone and surrounding joint structures.

Joint and Spine Imaging

Radiographic examination can be performed for selected joints and areas of the spine when clinically indicated. These images can assist doctors in evaluating traumatic injuries, degenerative changes, alignment abnormalities, and other skeletal conditions.

Important Note About Services

The publicly available listing confirms chest radiography, musculoskeletal X-rays, abdominal/KUB X-rays, dental and facial imaging, OPG, cephalometric digital imaging, and specialized fluoroscopy including Barium Swallow, Barium Meal, and HSG.

Patients should confirm the exact examination, preparation requirements, fees, reporting time, and appointment availability directly with the department before visiting. Contrast examinations such as HSG and barium studies may require specific preparation and a physician's referral.