World Radiography Day is celebrated today i.e. 8th November. On the same day in 1895, november 8, Jevilham Conrad Rottjanj, professor of physics at Warburg College in Germany, completed the discovery of X-radiation, x-rays. That's why radiographers all over the world celebrate this day as the anniversary of the discovery of X-radiation all over the world. On this special occasion, we are going to tell you some special things about this invention...

Modern radiography for the patient is no less than a sanjivani with changing times. Earlier, when X-rays started in vogue, there were many complications. This also caused the radiographer and the patient himself to pass through, but revolutionary changes in modern radiology have made the medical process easier. That's why earlier the patient's disease was not detected correctly. The patient used to get some disease and his treatment continued to be something else. Because of this, most patients became the grass of time at an early age.

Not only that, on World Radiography Day, Rajindra Verma, the oldest and senior radiographer at Dr. Rajendra Prasad Medical College Hospital, has said that old radiology was completely blind. It needed a dark room. X-rays had to be developed in the dark room. If the X-ray did not go well, the patient had to be called again and x-rayed again. It took the patient more time and the disease was detected too late. Now there is a computerized system. This is called crs computer radiology system. It has evolved in ten and 15 years. This leads to X-rays in the computer itself and the dark room has run out of shock. The computer is followed by DRS digitized radiography system. It contains photos simultaneously. This process is eliminating the meaning of repeat. The report that used to take place one day earlier is getting the report simultaneously.

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