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Plain film consists of a single-shot image using x-rays.
What are the different densities in x-rays?
Black – gas
White – calcified structures
Grey – soft tissues
Darker grey – fat
Intense white – metallic objects
What are the basics that must not be missed?
Always check:
Name of patient, date of birth and date – this may give information about patient’s age and gender, which could elucidate the underlying pathology.
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