Digital radiography is a medical imaging technique that uses X-rays to produce detailed images of the inside of the body. Unlike conventional radiography, digital radiography uses electronic sensors to capture the images, offering better image quality, a lower radiation dose and the ability to manipulate the images for more accurate interpretation. This examination is commonly used to diagnose bone fractures, infections, tumors and other medical conditions.

Doppler ultrasound is a specialized ultrasound modality used to assess blood flow within the blood vessels and the heart. Using high-frequency sound waves, Doppler ultrasound detects and measures the speed and direction of blood flow, making it possible to evaluate circulation, detect obstructions, stenoses and vascular abnormalities, and assist in planning medical procedures such as vascular surgery. This technique is invaluable for assessing cardiovascular diseases, circulatory disorders and vascular pathologies.