Revolutionizing Diagnostic Imaging: The Role of Digital X-Ray Technology in Enhancing Medical Outcomes

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  • Mohammed Hadi Hammad Al qurayshah: ShuaylSalehShuaylAlqufayli: Khaled Hamad Mohammed ALsagoor: HamdanYahyaHamadAlzamanan: Mohammed Saleh Ali Aljafilah : Mohammed Nasser Salem Almansour: Hamad Abdullah AliAlbishr: Ayed Saad Mahdi Bani Hameim:

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https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.717

Keywords:

Digital X-ray, radiology, medical imaging, artificial intelligence, patient outcomes.

Abstract

The rapid advancement of digital x-ray technology has revolutionized medical imaging, providing radiologists with more accurate, efficient, and safer diagnostic tools than traditional methods. Digital x-rays use advanced digital sensors to capture images and convert them into digital formats, providing higher resolution, reduced radiation exposure, and faster image processing. This transformation not only enhances the ability to diagnose diseases more accurately, but also improves patient care by reducing the health risks associated with prolonged radiation exposure. Furthermore, digital x-rays are being integrated into electronic health records, enabling seamless image sharing across healthcare networks. This review examines the latest advances in digital radiology, the advantages and challenges of adopting digital x-rays, and their profound impact on improving diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes. It also explores the integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning in radiological diagnostics, emphasizing the role of digital x-rays in the future of personalized medicine.

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Published

2024-03-12

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Mohammed Hadi Hammad Al qurayshah: ShuaylSalehShuaylAlqufayli: Khaled Hamad Mohammed ALsagoor: HamdanYahyaHamadAlzamanan: Mohammed Saleh Ali Aljafilah : Mohammed Nasser Salem Almansour: Hamad Abdullah AliAlbishr: Ayed Saad Mahdi Bani Hameim:. (2024). Revolutionizing Diagnostic Imaging: The Role of Digital X-Ray Technology in Enhancing Medical Outcomes. Journal of International Crisis and Risk Communication Research , 109–113. https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.717

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