Digital imaging has led to similar improvement and renaissance in X-Ray just as it has in home and professional audio. Music albums and recordings now sound sharper and better than ever because of a digital compact disk (CD) player than on an older analog record player, similarly digital X-Rays often look sharper and clearer than its analog version.

The X-Ray passes through the patient's body and the digital camera (located on the other side of the patient) and captures the resulting image. A main base station stores the pictures on a hard disk for image retrieval and processing.

All routine plain X-rays and special procedures, including barium studies, intravenous urography. HSG, MCU, etc. are conducted using CR 850 system from Kodak medical

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