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An X-ray is a common imaging test used to diagnose broken bones. It uses a small amount of radiation to produce images of bones and surrounding tissues. When a bone is suspected to be fractured, an X-ray can confirm the location, type, and severity of the break, which is crucial for determining the appropriate treatment plan, whether surgical or non-surgical.

During the procedure, the patient is positioned so the X-ray machine can capture clear images of the affected area. The process is quick and painless, typically lasting only a few minutes. The patient may need to change positions to capture multiple views of the bone, allowing the doctor to see the fracture from different angles and assess the alignment of the bone fragments. In the case of a broken bone, the X-ray will show a clear line where the break occurred, as well as any displacement or fragmentation of the bone.

X-rays are highly effective for diagnosing most types of fractures, including simple, displaced, comminuted, and compound fractures. They can also detect joint involvement or misalignment of the bones. Once the X-ray is taken, a radiologist or doctor will review the images and explain the findings to the patient. Based on the results, the doctor will recommend a treatment plan, which may involve casting, splinting, or surgery if necessary.

While X-rays are generally safe, they do involve a small amount of radiation. However, the level of exposure is minimal, and the benefits of obtaining a clear diagnosis far outweigh any risks. X-rays are typically not recommended for pregnant women unless absolutely necessary, in which case additional precautions may be taken.

In cases of broken bones, an X-ray is an essential tool that allows doctors to visualize the fracture and determine the best course of action for healing. It ensures the bone is properly aligned and stabilized for optimal recovery.

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New York, NY (3 mi)

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Rusk Rehabilitation at NYU Langone Orthopedic Hospital

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NYU Langone Hassenfeld Childrens Hospital

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NYU Langone Hospital - Brooklyn

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Brooklyn, NY (5 mi)

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NYU Langone Orthopedic Hospital

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Monmouth Medical Center

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Long Branch, NJ (29 mi)

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The Unterberg Childrens Hospital at Monmouth Medical Center

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Long Branch, NJ (29 mi)

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NYU Langone Hospital - Long Island

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Mineola, NY (19 mi)

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Englewood Hospital and Medical Center

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Englewood, NJ (13 mi)

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Clara Maass Medical Center

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Belleville, NJ (14 mi)

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Maria Fareri Childrens Hospital

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Valhalla, NY (28 mi)

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Monmouth Medical Center Southern Campus

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Lakewood, NJ (46 mi)

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Phelps Hospital

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Sleepy Hollow, NY (28 mi)

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Long Island Jewish Valley Stream

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Valley Stream, NY (17 mi)

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Lenox Hill Hospital

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New York, NY (5 mi)

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Zucker Hillside Hospital

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Glen Oaks, NY (16 mi)

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Northern Westchester Hospital

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Mount Kisco, NY (36 mi)

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Cohen Childrens Medical Center

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New Hyde Park, NY (16 mi)

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Plainview Hospital

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Plainview, NY (28 mi)

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