ACHIEVE OPTIMAL RECOVERY
WITH ATLAST HEALTHCARE
At AtLast Healthcare, we use advanced diagnostic tools like fluoroscopy🔬 to provide precise documentation📋 of impairments and tailor treatments for the best outcomes, particularly for auto accident victims.🚘 Our commitment is to offer high–quality care that supports your recovery and meets your legal needs.
If you've been in an accident or need specialized diagnostic services, contact us today to learn how we can help you on your journey to wellness.👩🏻⚕️📞
What is Fluoroscopy?
Fluoroscopy is a sophisticated imaging technique that uses X–ray technology🩺🔬 to provide real–time, dynamic images of the body's internal structures. During a fluoroscopy exam, an X–ray beam is directed through the body, capturing continuous images that are displayed on a monitor.🖥 This allows our specialists to observe the movement of body parts or contrast agents in detail, which is crucial for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.📆
While fluoroscopy does involve exposure to X–ray radiation, the doses are carefully managed and tailored to each procedure. The radiation exposure can be higher for more complex or lengthy procedures, but the risk is minimized through stringent safety protocols. The valuable insights gained from fluoroscopy often significantly outweigh these risks,⚡️ making it a powerful tool in diagnosing and treating a variety of medical conditions.👩🏻⚕️ At AtLast HealthCare, we use fluoroscopy to improve the precision of our treatments and guarantee the best outcomes for our patients.
Contact us today to learn more about how fluoroscopy can benefit your diagnosis and treatment.📋📝
Why Choose
Digital Motion X–Ray (DMX)
at AtLast Healthcare
Imagine being involved in a car accident🚘💥 where your neck is violently jolted. Despite negative results from static X–rays and MRIs, you still experience persistent neck pain and headaches. Traditional imaging methods often miss injuries related to movement.🚶🏻♂️ This is where Digital Motion X–Ray (DMX) comes in.
Benefits of DMX:
Benefits of DMX:
- Detects injuries not visible on static X–rays or MRIs
- Provides real–time imaging of your spine in motion
- Helps in diagnosing pain that increases with movement
- Supports accurate documentation for insurance claims
DMX utilizes advanced technology to detect ligament injuries🦴🦵🏻 that static images cannot capture. Unlike traditional X–rays or MRIs, DMX examines the cervical spine in motion, revealing injuries that only manifest when you move. If traditional imaging hasn't explained your pain, DMX might be the solution you need.✨
Expert Care with Advanced Imaging at AtLast HealthCare
At AtLast HealthCare, our highly skilled specialists👩🏻⚕️👨🏻⚕️ are equipped with modern diagnostic tools🔬💉 to improve your care. Our imaging technologies, including fluoroscopy, help us provide more accurate diagnoses and effective treatments. Fluoroscopy allows our doctors to view real–time images of your body's internal structures,🧍🏻♀️ leading to more precise and comprehensive evaluations of your health concerns. We are dedicated to delivering exceptional care that promotes optimal healing and overall well–being.🌱
Our excellence commitment will help you receive the best possible care tailored to your needs. If you're interested in learning more about how our advanced imaging can benefit you or wish to schedule an appointment with our expert team, please contact us today.🙌🏻 AtLast HealthCare is here to support your journey to better health with the highest level of expertise and care.💙
Contact us now and achieve your health goals.📋✨
FAQs About Fluoroscopy
WHAT IS FLUOROSCOPY, AND HOW DOES IT WORK?
Fluoroscopy is an imaging technique that uses X-rays to produce real-time moving images of the body's internal structures. During a fluoroscopy procedure, an X-ray beam is passed through the body, and the images are transmitted to a monitor. This allows doctors to see how body parts move or how contrast agents travel through the body. Fluoroscopy is particularly useful for examining dynamic processes, such as the movement of joints or the flow of contrast agents through blood vessels. Although it involves a small amount of radiation, the information it provides can be crucial for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment planning. The benefits of this detailed imaging often outweigh the associated risks.
HOW DOES DIGITAL MOTION X-RAY (DMX) DIFFER FROM TRADITIONAL X-RAYS AND MRIS?
Digital Motion X-ray (DMX) offers a unique advantage over traditional X-rays and MRIs by capturing images of the body while it is in motion. Unlike static X-rays and MRIs, which provide still images, DMX allows doctors to see how body parts move during various activities. This is particularly valuable for identifying injuries related to movement, such as ligament damage, which other imaging methods might miss. DMX is especially beneficial for assessing conditions resulting from auto accidents, where movement-related injuries are common. DMX provides a more comprehensive view of certain injuries and conditions by observing how the body functions dynamically.
ARE THERE ANY RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH FLUOROSCOPY?
Fluoroscopy involves exposure to X-ray radiation, which can pose some risks. The amount of radiation used is carefully controlled to minimize exposure and guarantee patient safety. While the radiation dose can be higher for complex or lengthy procedures, it is generally managed to reduce potential risks.
We will take precautions to keep radiation levels as low as possible and will discuss any specific risks with you before the procedure. Despite these considerations, the diagnostic benefits of fluoroscopy often outweigh the risks, especially when it provides critical information for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.
HOW CAN I SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT FOR FLUOROSCOPY OR DMX AT ATLAST HEALTHCARE?
Scheduling an appointment for fluoroscopy or Digital Motion X-ray (DMX) at AtLast Healthcare is straightforward. You can contact our office directly by phone or visit our website to request an appointment online. Our friendly team will guide you through the process and help arrange the necessary diagnostic exams. If you have any questions or need additional information about our services, don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to help you and guarantee you receive the best possible care.
Working hours
Monday: 8am–7pm
Tuesday: 8am-7pm
Wednesday: 8am-7pm
Thursday: 8am-7pm
Friday: 8am-7pm
Sat & Sun: Closed