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Whitecross Clinic

Diagnostic Imaging Services

Private X-Ray Scan

Book a Private X-Ray Scan at our state-of-the-art facilities in London or Liverpool for immediate clinical insight.

Diagnostic Excellence

Diagnostic Imaging You Can Trust.

An X-ray is a quick and painless diagnostic procedure used to produce highly detailed images of the inside of your body.

X-rays, or radiographs, are the most common and widely available diagnostic imaging techniques. They expose your body to a safe, small dose of radiation to effectively detect injuries, diseases, and abnormal bone spurs or growths.

All our scans are carried out by experienced Radiographers to ensure you receive the highest level of care during your examination.

Radiologist reviewing X-Ray scans
Rapid Specialist Report Receive your detailed expert radiologist report within just 3 working days.

Private X-Ray Scan

X-rays, or radiographs, are the most common and widely available diagnostic imaging techniques. They can detect certain kinds of injury, disease, and abnormal bone spurs and growths. We offer fast access to X-ray examinations with reports from expert Radiologists within 3 working days. An X-ray is a quick and painless diagnostic test to take pictures of the inside of your body.

Pricing

Only £99

Diagnostic assurance at a highly affordable and transparent price.

Fast Reports

Within 3 Working Days

Your results are analysed rapidly by expert Consultant Radiologists.

Quick & Painless

Convenient Clinics

A non-invasive diagnostic test carried out swiftly at our London or Liverpool facilities.

What is an X-ray scan?

An X-ray is a quick procedure used to produce images of the inside of the body and is an effective way to identify joint problems. The test exposes your body to a small dose of radiation to take images of bones, blood vessels, heart or lungs. All our scans are carried out by experienced Radiographers, to ensure you receive the highest level of care.

You may need an X-ray if you suspect a bone is broken, fractured, or infected. X-rays can be used to check for joint damage or inflammation, and signs of disease in your soft tissue and organs.

How does an X-ray work?

A beam of ionising radiation known as an X-ray is directed into the area being examined by an X-ray machine. Each type of tissue or organ in your body reacts differently to the X-rays as they go through it. This information is seen as shaded regions with a range of black to white on the X-ray image.

Patient undergoing a medical X-ray procedure with a radiographer

What does the X-Ray cover?

Our diagnostic imaging services are designed to give you a complete, high-resolution view of your internal health and structure.

Bone Injuries

Effectively identify if a bone is broken, fractured, or infected. Dense materials like bone show up clearly as white on X-rays.

Joint Problems

Used extensively to check for joint damage, inflammation, and to locate abnormal bone spurs and unexpected growths.

Soft Tissue & Organs

X-rays can also detect signs of disease in your soft tissue and internal organs, identifying issues within your heart and lungs.

Ready to prioritise your diagnostic health?

Book your private X-Ray scanning today for rapid, specialist insight. State-of-the-art facilities in London and Liverpool.

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