XRAYEXPRESS.NET X-RAY DUPLICATION FAQ

Q. What types of film can be digitized? Can I get my CT’s on a CD?

A. Any type of radiological film can be digitized, for example CT’s, MRI’s, Sonograms, Plain X-Rays, Pet scans, and Bone scans etc. Any type of X-Ray film can be put on a CD.

Q. My company does NDT (Non Destruct Test) films. They are sometimes odd shapes and lengths. Can you still scan them and create duplicate films? Can they also be put on a CD?

A. X-RAY Film of any type can be scanned and duplicated. We have the ability to duplicate film up to 14x17 inches and nearly any size that is smaller. We have done many projects with NDT films and recognize that they come in many shapes and lengths; to date we have not found any that could not be scanned and duplicated. Yes, we can also put them on CD in Dicom with a viewer as well as in .tiff and .jpg.

Q. What is Dicom? How is it used in my films?

A. Dicom is an acronym for Digital Imaging Communication in Medicine. It is the standard in the Radiology community to allow different types of medical radiology equipment to “talk” to each other.  When we digitize your film, the information is stored in the Dicom language and therefore can be accessed by programs written to read Dicom.

Q. I would like to include some x-ray images/film in a settlement brochure; can x-ray film/images be reduced in size to 8x10 or 8 ½ by 11 so they will fit into standard folders?

A. Yes X-ray, MRI, CT, and nuclear medicine etc can be reduced in size from standard 14x17 to 8 1/2 x 11 or 8x10 size. We recommend 8x10 since it will fit into clear plastic sleeves that are readily available.

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