This low-dose X-ray imaging technique allows for visualization of anatomy in motion.

This animation demonstrates the movement of ligaments of the hip joint capsule and inner elements like the acetabular lip and the orbicular zone.

“Low dose”? Compared to what? Hiroshima?

Our body is a work of art.

X-rays after dark . . .

Fluoroscopy uses continuous X-ray to capture real-time images of moving structures within the body for diagnostic purposes.

I'm never moving my neck again.

The doses for fluoroscopy compared to other procedures and compared to background radiation. Barium GI studies & cardiac angiography use fluoroscopy like that above. The movement videos might be shorter exposures compared to the diagnostic studies

St. Augustine said, "Men go abroad to wonder at the heights of mountains… at the circular motions of the stars, and yet they pass by themselves without wondering." I say do both

I don't know what to say..this is soo good man