X-Ray

X-ray is a technology that uses electromagnetic waves to penetrate human tissue for imaging, primarily employed in medical diagnosis and treatment evaluation. Its objective is to reveal the internal structures of tissues such as bones and lungs through high-resolution images, enabling doctors to accurately identify the location and extent of diseases. The application value of X-ray lies in its speed, non-invasiveness, and relatively low cost, making it widely used in areas like fracture detection and lung disease screening, providing crucial evidence for clinical decision-making.