X-rays can show changes in the number, shape and structure of bones. Based on the images provided on X-rays, it will effectively support the doctor in accurately diagnosing the fracture that the patient is experiencing.

CT-guided bone biopsy is a commonly used technique today. This method has many advantages such as minimally invasive, small puncture, safety, high accuracy and no radiation exposure to medical staff.

Mast cells are responsible for helping protect the body from disease and supporting wound healing by releasing substances such as histamine and leukotrienes. However, for some reason, the number of mast cells in the body is too high, causing disease.

Bone scintigraphy is a diagnostic aid that allows examination and detection of bone lesions as well as tumors that have metastasized to the patient's bone tissue. Because bone scintigraphy involves the introduction of radioactive substances into the patient's body, the question of whether bone scintigraphy is dangerous is of great concern today.

Bone cancer is a fairly rare disease, often detected late, so the prognosis is very poor. X-ray is one of the leading advanced imaging techniques, helping to find many diseases from simple to complex. Can X-rays detect bone cancer?