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Bone age X-ray - children
Bone age X-ray (children up to 18 years old)
Any hours
Any facility
Any specialist
Bone age X-ray (children up to 18 years old)
The imaging test is used to evaluate the child’s biological age, i.e. how advanced its development is, and to detect growth disorders and signs of puberty.
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It is non-invasive, and takes from a few to several minutes depending on the age of the child. The X-ray of the non-dominant hand and wrist is taken.
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- the name of the facility that issued the referral,
- patient’s data (first name and surname, date of birth, sex, PESEL number, address and place of residence),
- if the patient is a minor, completely incapacitated or unable to give informed consent: first name(s) and surname of the patient’s legal representative and his/her address of residence,
- purpose of and reason for the X-ray,
- preliminary clinical diagnosis justifying the radiological procedure,
- signature and stamp of the person referring the patient for the X-ray or procedure.
Bring previous test results (if any).
Arrive 15 minutes before your visit.
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After the visit, you will receive a CD-ROM with the X-ray image. It is necessary that you declare at the reception desk which form of X-ray impression you prefer to receive (in hardcopy at a selected Medical Centre or by email) You will receive the impression in 3 weekdays, within the period set out in the Medicover medical standard, or (when justified and in line with the doctor’s referral) in 24 hours.
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