![CT (computed tomography)](/images/ypo-images/ct-scan.jpg)
![MRI](/images/ypo-images/mri.jpg)
![Fluoroscopy](/images/ypo-images/fluoroscopy-new.jpg)
Fluoroscopy
With the aid of a contrast agent, Fluoroscopy enables a x-ray technologist to capture an image of an internal body organ while it is functioning. This contrast agent allows the image to be viewed clearly on a monitor or screen.
![Ultrasound](/images/ypo-images/ultrasound.jpg)
Ultrasound
Ultrasound imaging, also called sonography, is a method of obtaining diagnostic images from inside the human body through the use of high frequency sound waves. Utrasonography is used as a diagnostic tool that can assist doctors with making recommendations for further treatment.
![DEXA (Bone Densitometry)](/images/ypo-images/dexa-bone-densitometry.jpg)
DEXA (Bone Densitometry)
To accurately detect osteoporosis, doctors commonly use DEXA bone densitometry to measure bone mineral density (BMD). DEXA is a quick, painless procedure for measuring bone loss. Measurement of the lower spine and hips are most often done.