medical X-ray machines...

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SiKeh

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Can someone be kind enough to tell me what material can cause a x-ray machine to show a positive bone fraction result? :scared:
 
SiKeh said:
Can someone be kind enough to tell me what material can cause a x-ray machine to show a positive bone fraction result? :scared:

Huh? What is a "positive bone fraction result"? Do you mean bone fracture? Or something else?
 
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SiKeh said:
Yes, i ment bone fracture.
Excuse my poor translator 😳

I still don't know what you are exactly asking. How old are you by the way? A bone fracture is most often diagnosed when you look at the bone on X-ray and you see a "break" or "discontinuity" of the bone. This is the most common way. There are many other types of fracture which are hard to diagnose because you may not see the "break" on x-ray. Those are complicated and may be difficult or impossible to see or diagnose.
 
oh i understand, and i am 20 y/o by the way..
and the subject really interests me.

so can you please give me 3 examples of bone fracture that can't be diagnosed by a x-ray?
 
I need the information for a paper im doing for my school.
Can someone supply me some answers instead of the questioning,
appreciate it, thanks.