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Patients now have the convenience to self-schedule CT wihtout contrast exams online through our patient portal (MyChart).
An X-ray machine uses a small dose of radiation to produce images of structures inside the body. The X-rays pass through the area of the body being examined and are translated into images captured on the other side of the body.
Learn more about X-ray exams in the Johns Hopkins Health Library.
Johns Hopkins Medical Imaging brings the world-class expertise of Johns Hopkins to your community. Why does expertise matter? Because you matter. Here is how we do it:
Notify the technologist if you are pregnant or think you may be pregnant. No other specific exam preparation is typically required.
Learn more about what happens during an X-ray.
There is typically no special type of care following an X-ray. However, your health care provider may give you additional instructions depending on your specific health condition.
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