Imagine being able to see what's happening inside your body without opening it up. That's the magic of radiography—a powerful tool in the fight against cancer. The extended part of clinical examination includes X-rays and other radiographic examinations (also called radiographs, roentgenograms, and contrast studies) to check for cancer in various body areas, such as bones and organs like the kidneys and stomach. Generally speaking, X-rays are quick, painless, and require no additional preparation. With advanced imaging techniques, detection of cancer could be early, improving the chances of successful treatment.
