X-rays are widely used in medicine and other fields such as aviation and space. How long-term exposure to X-rays affects health is a question that most patients are concerned about when they are asked to have X-rays of their teeth or other parts of their body.

Although radiation only causes tissue damage and increases the risk of cancer when exposed to large doses, the radiation risks from diagnostic imaging tests such as X-rays or CT scans should still be taken into consideration.

Whole body MRI is a method that brings high diagnostic value and is capable of detecting small tumors. However, when is it necessary to have a whole body MRI is a question of many people who want to perform this method.

Whole body MRI angiography is an advanced paraclinical method, increasingly widely used because of its many benefits. Patients are not exposed to X-rays like in CT scans, the procedure is not too complicated but the cost is still quite high.

Computed tomography (CT) of the ear and petrous bone is the most valuable imaging method in the clinical examination of diseases related to the ear and petrous bone. This method can evaluate the anatomical morphology, anatomical details, and bone diseases such as incus hypoplasia, ossicular chain resorption, and ankylosis of the malleolus and incus joints.