Spinal X-rays play a very important role in the diagnosis and treatment of spinal injuries.

X-ray is considered a very popular imaging diagnostic method today, helping to diagnose and monitor treatment more effectively. However, not all patients can apply X-ray as well as there are notes when taking X-ray that need attention to avoid affecting the patient's health.

There are many techniques for examining spinal images including: conventional X-ray, CT, MRI... Each technique has different advantages and disadvantages. However, currently, spinal X-ray is considered the most basic indication in many separate clinical contexts.

Spinal tuberculosis is also known as tuberculous osteomyelitis. This is a form of disease caused by tuberculosis bacteria outside the lungs and is the most common form of tuberculosis in the musculoskeletal system. So at what age does the disease usually occur and what is the most effective treatment today?

Spinal tuberculosis is an infectious disease caused by tuberculosis bacteria that invade the spinal bones and/or lumbar discs. Previously, spinal tuberculosis was considered a dangerous disease because there was no effective treatment. Early diagnosis of spinal tuberculosis will bring a good treatment prognosis, minimize sequelae and improve quality of life. Spinal X-ray is the first imaging method to diagnose spinal tuberculosis.

Based on clinical examination, doctors may order patients to have spinal X-rays to diagnose spinal diseases. Spinal X-ray images clearly show lesions, infections, dislocations, tumors, bone spurs or disc disease.