X-Rays are still images (similar to photographs) that are used to medically see through the skin at the underlying bones and soft tissues for signs of any abnormalities

They identify injuries from accidents, screen for and diagnose various medical conditions

X-Ray can be used on just about any part of the body from head down to the toe to identify health problems ranging from broken bone to pneumonia, heart disease and intestinal blockages and kidney stones

X-Ray use small doses of ionised radiation that passes through your body, they are absorbed differently depending on density to produce a diagnostic image