Radiology Department:
- X ray Department

Q1. Can I take an Xray if I am pregnant?
A. It is not considered advisable for pregnant women to undertake X Rays. However, if your doctor requires you to take an x-ray, please inform us as to the pregnancy prior to the x-ray being taken so that we may take the necessary precautions.

Q2. Is there a trained a qualified radiologist to analyze the report?
A. Yes, at CDC only trained and qualified radiologists analyze the reports.

Q3. Are the radiology technicians trained and qualified?
A. Yes, at CDC there are trained qualified technicians to take the X rays.

Q4. How significant is the radiation in an X-ray?
A. The average amount of exposure to an X-ray is very low and is well within the acceptable amount recommended.

Q5. In these days of hi-tech investigations, are X-rays getting redundant?
A. No, X-rays are a very cost effective means of diagnosis, particularly where diseases of chest, bones & joints are concerned.