Computerized Tomography is similar to an MRI in terms of the way the machine looks and seems to operate. However, the CT scan produces a 3-D image of your body and is especially useful for finding problems in your bones and joints. It’s a more compact machine and should cause no complications for claustrophobics.
The good old-fashioned X-Ray is still one of the most valuable diagnostic tools in use today. Contrary to the belief by some very nervous people… The amount of radiation employed in today’s X-Rays is so low as to be completely insignificant. Multiple X-Rays in today’s world are of no concern, unlike the 1940s.
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