Service Providers for Digital X-Ray of Bone Age (Child)
A Digital X-Ray of Bone Age (Child) is an imaging procedure used to assess the developmental stage of a child's bones, helping to evaluate growth patterns and determine if they are progressing normally for their age. The X-ray typically focuses on the hand, wrist, or sometimes the pelvis, as these areas are most reliable for determining bone age based on the appearance of growth plates and skeletal maturity. This procedure is often used in cases of growth disorders, delayed puberty, or to evaluate overall developmental health. Preparation is minimal, and risks are low due to the use of digital imaging, which reduces radiation exposure.