When you need an x-ray, your doctor will let us know which body part needs to be imaged. We will use a low dose radiation imaging technique to obtain images for your doctor to use in developing a treatment plan.
Xplore Radiology provides X-ray services, a common imaging technique used to visualise the internal structures of the body, such as bones and organs.
When you choose Xplore Radiology for X-ray services, you benefit from advanced technology and experienced radiographers. Our team ensures precise and reliable imaging, supporting your medical diagnosis and treatment.
We understand that medical imaging can be intimidating, and our warm and friendly staff will guide you through the process, ensuring your comfort and well-being.
With X-ray services available at multiple locations, including Leeton, Narellan, Griffith, Leppington, and Camden, you can easily access this essential imaging service near you.
Choose Xplore Radiology for X-ray services and experience the highest standard of care and expertise for your healthcare needs.
X-Ray Patient Information
Your doctor has requested an X-ray. Here are the answers to some frequently asked questions.
What is an X-Ray?
An X-ray is an imaging technique which uses low dose radiation to show various regions of the body. Your doctor will indicate to us which region needs to be imaged.
Why is an X-Ray necessary?
X-rays are necessary to show images of abnormalities that cannot be seen from outside the body, such as broken bones (fractures) or shadows on the lungs.
How is an X-Ray performed?
You will be asked to lie on a table or stand against an imaging plate. During this time you will need to remain very still to keep the image clear.
You will need to remove any jewellery or clothing that will interfere with the X-rays.
Is an X-Ray safe?
The dose of radiation is always kept as low as possible, however women who are pregnant should not have an X-ray. If you think you may be pregnant please inform the staff prior to your examination.
Are there any special instructions I need to follow before an X-Ray?
No, generally there will be no special instructions before the X-ray unless specified otherwise.
How long will the X-Ray take?
An X-ray usually only takes about 15 minutes to complete.
How long does it take for the doctor to receive the result?
Results should be with your doctor within the same day.
Please bring any earlier X-rays with you when you attend for your examination.
This examination uses X-rays therefore you will need to inform the radiographer performing the exam if you are pregnant or there is a possibility that you may be pregnant.
What locations offer X-ray services?
X-ray services are available at all our locations, including Leeton, Narellan, Griffith, Leppington, and Camden. Our X-ray services provide fast and accurate imaging for bone and certain soft tissue examinations.
Do you bulk bill X-rays at Xplore Radiology?
We want medical imaging to be accessible for all our patients, ask us if we can bulk bill your X-rays.
