X-Ray
What to expect at your x-ray appointment.
- No Preparation Is Required.
- This service is walk-in only.
How to prepare for the examination
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For optimal imaging during your appointment, it's best to refrain from wearing any jewelry or clothing containing metallic elements such as clips, snaps, buttons, or zippers. These metal components can disrupt and interfere with the X-rays, leading to inaccurate imaging results.
During The Test
You may be required to remove certain articles of clothing and put on a paper gown. Throughout the X-ray procedure, you will be asked to remain completely still while the test is being performed. The test itself is quick and usually lasts only a few seconds to a few minutes, depending on the number of images required.
After The Test
Following the completion of your X-ray, you may be requested to stay at the facility should additional images be necessary. Once you depart, feel free to resume your regular daily activities.
Reports
A radiologist typically examines and interprets the images before forwarding the report to your requested doctor. Your doctor will thoroughly explain and discuss the findings with you during your follow-up appointment.
X-Ray Locations
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Urgent Care Imaging
1220 Place d'Orléans Dr. Orleans, Ontario
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Orleans Imaging
2003 St Joseph Blvd, Orleans, Ontario
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Kanata Imaging
150 Katimavik Rd , Unit 122, Ontario (Located Behind the Building)
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Broadview Imaging
770 Broadview Ave B2, Ottawa, Ontario K2A 3Z3
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Phenix Imaging
595 Montréal Rd, Suite 205, Ottawa, Ontario
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Nepean Imaging
1 Centrepointe Dr, Unit 106, Nepean, Ontario
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Charlotte Imaging
168 Charlotte St , Suite 302, Ottawa, Ontario
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Rideau Valley Imaging
1221 Greenbank Rd, Nepean, Ontario
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