Why Digital X-Ray at Home?

It is simple, easy, and takes less time. Once the digital X-ray is done, final images are stored digitally on the storage media for viewing on a computer. While being viewed, the images may be zoomed, measured, for distance and angle, panned or windowed. Images can be sent to other computers/ smartphones for remote viewing or linked to digital record systems for improved retrieval and diagnosis. The basic principle, therefore, is to detect X-rays, then convert the X-rays to charge directly or indirectly (via conversion to light as the first step by phosphors or scintillators). These images are processed and viewed digitally. A major advantage of digital radiography or digital X-Ray is extremely high image quality.