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Book a private X-Ray Scan in Bournemouth
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Search for a scan, choose a location, and complete the booking form.
Speak to a clinician
A clinician will call you to check your scan is safe and suitable.
Have your scan
Confirm your appointment and visit the clinic to get scanned.
Get your results
Have a follow-up clinician call and get digital reports and images.
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Other services in Bournemouth
Discover our wide range of other services available in Bournemouth.
MRI
An MRI scan uses powerful magnets and radio waves to create detailed images of internal organs and tissues. It’s non-invasive, painless, and useful for diagnosis and monitoring.
Ultrasound
Ultrasound is a safe medical imaging method that uses high-frequency sound waves to create pictures (sonograms) of the joints, soft tissues, organs, and blood vessels.
CT
CT scans can be used to detect, locate and monitor diseases and abnormalities in the brain, neck, chest, abdomen, pelvis and blood vessels, and to assess bones, joints and fractures.
Echocardiogram
An echocardiogram is a type of ultrasound scan specially for the heart. It uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of the heart and how it is functioning.
Which scan is right for me?
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Frequently asked questions
See a few of our most frequent asks about booking an X-Ray Scan. Have more questions? We'd love to help.
Are X-ray scans safe?
Are X-ray scans safe?
X-ray scans use ionising radiation, which does cause a small element of risk. However, the amount of radiation used in a standard X-ray is minimal and comes with a low degree of risk. For example, a single X-ray involves as much radiation as you would experience naturally in 10 days of just going about your daily life.
Increased radiation exposure is not advised during pregnancy unless the benefits of having a scan would greatly outweigh the risk of not having one. That's why, if you're pregnant, it is usually recommended to wait until after your baby is born to have an X-ray scan.
How can I find an X-ray scan near me?
How can I find an X-ray scan near me?
It's easy to search for the scan you need near you. Just use our website's search feature, and we'll show you your nearest options with clear pricing. We also provide an indication of when you can expect to get your scan done so that you can book with confidence.
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