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CT scanners are specialized scanning devices that use X-rays and computer processing to produce images of the body in cross-sections. These scans are also called CAT scans, or computerized axial tomography.

Bone densitometers are specialized X-ray devices used to measure bone density. This test is typically done to search for signs of osteoporosis and osteopenia..

MRI, or magnetic resonance imaging, is one of the most efficient forms of medical imaging. The equipment uses strong magnets, radio waves, and computer processing to build fluid cross-sectional scans of the body.

C-arms are imaging devices that use X-ray technology to provide a mobile option for certain clinics or operating rooms. The name comes from the shape of the physical arm that connects the X-ray detector and the X-ray source.

A cath lab, otherwise called a catheterization laboratory, is a specialized exam room where equipment is used to visually access the chambers of the heart along with the arteries.

Fluoroscopy equipment is used to create a continuous X-ray image on a digital monitor. It creates a real-time movie of an X-ray image, which is helpful for seeing how movements occur within the body. This can be achieved with or without a contrast agent

Using low-energy X-rays, mammography equipment is used to screen and diagnose potential abnormal growths within the breast, which could include breast cancer or micro-calcifications that could eventually become breast cancer.

Nuclear medicine involves the use of radioactive materials while treating and diagnosing disease. This could be thought of as radiology from the inside since it involves radiation coming from inside the body instead of an external source.

Oncology is the study and diagnosis of cancer, and equipment used by oncologists includes anything that helps them make their diagnoses. Most of the common imaging tools could be used by oncologists to help find cancer and create a plan to fight it.

PET, or positron emission tomography, is an imaging tool used in nuclear medicine to observe the process of metabolism in a patient. PET scanners work with a tracer that moves through the body on a molecule that is active within the metabolic chain..

Ultrasound machines use high-frequency sound waves to produce imagery of internal bodily structures. These structures include joints, muscles, organs, tendons, and other tissues.

X-ray imagery is the most common form of medical imaging, and it is also the basis for several other more advanced imaging forms. X-ray equipment works by passing a beam of radiation through the body of the patient in a controlled fashion and picking up the beam on an image generator.