Gastrointestinal bleeding is a serious medical and surgical emergency. If not diagnosed and treated promptly, it can affect the patient's life. In cases of gastrointestinal bleeding not caused by varicose veins and not treated with internal medicine or endoscopy, mesenteric angiography and intervention under fluoroscopy is the optimal choice.

Abdominal fluid collection is a dangerous complication, often seen in acute pancreatitis. Paracentesis is used to drain fluid collections containing inflammatory substances, reduce abdominal pressure, and support diagnosis and treatment. Peritoneal fluid drainage under enhanced X-ray is a procedure to remove fluid from the peritoneal cavity with the help of X-ray.

Vertebral collapse due to osteoporosis is a common disease in the elderly, especially in postmenopausal women. There are many methods of treating vertebral collapse: external fixation, surgery, medical treatment, spinal cementation. In which, the method of spinal cementation under X-ray enhancement is a minimally invasive, quick, safe and effective method.

In the treatment of bone lesions, X-rays play a very important role in helping to diagnose images and monitor treatment progress. Currently, with the television fluoroscopy technique, doctors can monitor the needle puncture through the skin into the lesion directly and continuously, ensuring the accuracy of the procedure.

Direct injection of pain relief into the joint is a quick method of pain relief but can bring many disadvantages, especially with small joints, it is difficult to achieve high accuracy. Therefore, the support of guidance tools such as using X-ray enhancement is needed.

Nowadays, the application of imaging diagnostics to joint injection techniques allows doctors to optimally choose joint injection techniques suitable for each joint location. In addition to the classic joint injection method, there is also joint injection under fluoroscopy to ensure safety and high accuracy.

Gastric tube placement is a common technique in feeding and giving medicine to patients who have lost the ability to eat or drink by mouth. There are two methods of gastric tube placement: inserting the tube into the digestive tract through the natural route from the nose or mouth and opening the stomach through the skin. Of which, percutaneous gastrectomy under X-ray enhancement is a minimally invasive gastric surgery technique that is safe for patients.

Spinal injection of anti-inflammatory drugs under the guidance of X-ray intensifier is a method that has been performed for a long time in many medical facilities. This is an effective diagnostic and treatment method for diseases related to disc herniation and spinal pain.