NagpurDaMunda
In the zone
My friend had got some serious problem in his abdomen and he want to send his X-rays to U.S ...Now the question is that how can he send that digitally ...Can X-Ray Be scanned?
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jack// ani
In the zone
haven't tried ever, so not sure about it....i guess it can be scanned!!
prasad_den
Padawan
Ive tried it.. You can scan them... BTW, why don.t you try them yourself.. You've got nothing to lose...NagpurDaMunda said:
cybertooth
Broken In
Yes X-Ray can be scanned but you need a transperancy scanner for the same because it is like a transperancy film which can be viewed with backlighting while a scanner projects light from the front hence even if you get a image it is worhtless from diagnostic point of view.
It is better if you can take a close up picture of the xray with a digital camera . arrange for a backlight preferably white light eg use a tube light or a cfl put a white translucent paper in front of it an place the x-ray on it now you are all set ,the other option is go to a doctor and use his x-ray view box. if the xray is from a diagnostic lab which has a digital X-ray ask them for a copy on a CD
It is better if you can take a close up picture of the xray with a digital camera . arrange for a backlight preferably white light eg use a tube light or a cfl put a white translucent paper in front of it an place the x-ray on it now you are all set ,the other option is go to a doctor and use his x-ray view box. if the xray is from a diagnostic lab which has a digital X-ray ask them for a copy on a CD
prasad_den
Padawan
No mate.. No special requirements for scanning an X ray.. Just closing the scanner cover will provide a white background, whch gives the xray the necessary contrast.. Try it yourself and find out...!!cybertooth said:
tuxfan
Technomancer
Actually, you can scan a x-ray without a transparency adapter. Transparency adapter is for slides! You can scan slides with these adapters and results will be similar to what it shows if they are put in a projector.
But for x-ray films, you don't need any adapter. Just scan them straight off with your scanner. At max, put a bright, spot-less, white paper at the back for the best light reflection.
But for x-ray films, you don't need any adapter. Just scan them straight off with your scanner. At max, put a bright, spot-less, white paper at the back for the best light reflection.
return_of_vengeance
Journeyman
@NagpurDaMunda
y dont u fax it.......
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ya x-rays can be scanned .
y dont u fax it.......
)))ya x-rays can be scanned .
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