Digital X-ray at Tamara Hospital, Rajajinagar

An abdomen X-ray takes pictures of the belly area to show the bowel pattern, trapped gas, some stones and swallowed objects.

An ankle X-ray takes pictures of the ankle bones and joint to show fractures, dislocations and joint changes.

A chest X-ray shows the lungs, heart outline, ribs and the space around the lungs.

An elbow X-ray shows the bones of the elbow joint and can show fractures, dislocations and joint changes.

A finger X-ray shows the small bones and joints of a finger.

A foot X-ray shows the bones of the foot and toes and can show fractures, joint changes and bony growths.

A forearm X-ray shows the two long bones between the elbow and wrist (radius and ulna).

A hand X-ray shows the bones of the palm, fingers and wrist area, and can show fractures and joint changes from arthritis.

A heel X-ray shows the heel bone (calcaneum) and can show fractures and bony growths such as heel spurs.

A hip X-ray shows the hip joint, where the thigh bone meets the pelvis, and can show fractures, arthritis and joint shape problems.

An HSG is an X-ray test in which a dye is passed gently through the cervix to show the inside of the uterus and whether the fallopian tubes are open.

A TMJ X-ray shows the jaw joints just in front of the ears, with the mouth open and closed to see how they move.

A knee X-ray shows the knee joint bones and the space between them, and can show fractures and arthritis.

A KUB X-ray is a single picture of the lower belly that shows the kidneys, ureters (the tubes from the kidneys) and bladder area.

A lumbosacral spine X-ray shows the bones of the lower back and the base of the spine, their alignment and the spaces between them.

A lower leg X-ray shows the two bones between the knee and ankle (tibia and fibula).

A mastoid X-ray shows the mastoid bones, the bony area behind each ear that contains small air spaces.

A thoracolumbar spine X-ray shows the bones where the middle back meets the lower back, and their alignment.

A nasal bone X-ray shows the small bones at the top of the nose.

A soft tissue neck X-ray shows the airway, throat and soft tissues of the neck, rather than focusing on the neck bones.

A cervical spine X-ray shows the seven bones of the neck, the spaces between them and their alignment.

A pelvis X-ray shows the ring of bones at the base of the spine, including both hip joints.

A scapula X-ray shows the shoulder blade, the flat triangular bone at the upper back.

A shoulder X-ray shows the bones of the shoulder joint, including the top of the arm bone, collarbone end and shoulder blade.

A sinus X-ray, also called a PNS X-ray, shows the air-filled spaces around the nose, cheeks and forehead.

A skull X-ray shows the bones of the head.

A styloid X-ray is taken to show the styloid process, a thin pointed bone.

A sacrococcygeal X-ray shows the sacrum and coccyx, the bones at the very bottom of the spine.

A femur X-ray shows the thigh bone, the longest bone in the body, from hip to knee.

A thumb X-ray shows the bones and joints of the thumb from the front and side.

A toe X-ray shows the small bones and joints of a toe.

A humerus X-ray shows the upper arm bone between the shoulder and elbow, from the front and side.

A wrist X-ray shows the small wrist bones and the ends of the forearm bones, and can show fractures and joint changes.