What's So Special About Hospital Scans?

What Are Scans?

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Types of Scans There are different types like X-ray, MRI, and CT scan. Each one has a special job!

X-ray Magic

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MRI Adventure

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CT Scan Power

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Why Do We Need Them?

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Before a Scan

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During the Scan

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Is It Loud?

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Scans are safe! Doctors make sure it’s all okay for you. Swipe Up