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X-rays refer to radiation, particles that travel in a wavelike manner through the air. Other common types of radiation include light and radio waves. Just like radio waves, x-rays have enough energy to travel through solid objects. When x-rays travel through your body, dense objects like your bones absorb more of the radiation than less dense objects like your skin, muscles, and clothing. This means that fewer x-rays travel through dense objects. As the radiation passes through the body, it leaves an image on an x-ray detector. X-ray technicians and physicians read these images to diagnose injuries and illnesses.
Each year, about 70 percent of Americans receive a medical or dental x-ray. In most cases, the x-ray does minimal harm and provides important diagnostic information. However, x-rays may slightly increase a person's risk of contracting cancer later in life. The risk of cancer depends on the amount of radiation a person is exposed to, the age at exposure, and the sex of the person exposed.
If you were injured in a car crash in Kansas City, it is important that you allow your doctor to perform the tests necessary to diagnose your injuries. In this case, an x-ray may save your life or prevent future disability. You may, however, want to take the following precautions.
The Kansas City auto accident lawyers at Kansas City Accident Injury Attorneys help victims of Missouri car crashes. If you or your loved have been injured in a Kanas City auto accident, you can learn more about your rights in our book, 10 Essential Steps You Must Take To Protect Your Injury Claim. To discuss your case with a Kansas City auto accident lawyer, contact Kansas City Accident Injury Attorneys at 888-348-2616.
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