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comprehensive diagnostic evaluation of the skeletal system. Our digital X-ray technology provides clear, detailed images that assist physicians in identifying structural abnormalities, injuries, and systemic conditions affecting multiple areas of the body.
A full body X-ray is a diagnostic imaging examination that captures X-ray images of multiple skeletal regions during a single imaging session. Unlike targeted X-rays that focus on one anatomical area, a full body X-ray provides a broader structural overview of bones and joints across the body. At CNL Imaging Center, full body X-rays are performed using modern digital radiography systems, allowing for accurate imaging with controlled radiation exposure.
Physicians may request a full body X-ray for patients who require comprehensive skeletal assessment, including:
Full body X-ray imaging helps providers gain contextual insight across multiple anatomical regions, supporting informed clinical decisions.
Full body X-ray imaging can assist in identifying:
Bone fractures and stress injuries
Skeletal deformities or alignment concerns
Degenerative bone and joint changes
Abnormal bone density patterns
Healing progression following injury or treatment
Each image set contributes to a comprehensive diagnostic picture, especially when symptoms are not limited to a single body area.
Depending on the physician’s order and clinical indication, a full body X-ray may include imaging of:
The imaging protocol is tailored to ensure diagnostic relevance without unnecessary exposure.
CNL Imaging Center is a trusted diagnostic imaging provider in Delray Beach, Florida, focused on accuracy, efficiency, and patient-centered care. Our imaging services include:
We prioritize both clinical precision and patient comfort throughout the imaging process.
A full body X-ray exam is non-invasive and straightforward. During your visit:
The technologist will explain the imaging process
You may be positioned for multiple images covering different body regions
Protective measures are used when appropriate
The exam typically takes a short amount of time
Patients can usually return to normal activities immediately after the exam.