Radiography employs only tiny amounts of radiation and is painless, safe, and totally non-invasive. Even pregnant women and very young pets can have radiography done because the required level of radiation exposure is so low. The size, form, and location of many of the body’s organs can all be determined by radiographs, as well as the condition of the bones. Organ size is crucial because some diseases, such as kidney, heart, or liver illness, can change the size of these organs. Certain medical conditions, such as intestinal blockage or cancer, can alter or distort the shape and location of organs. Depending on their size and location, tumors can occasionally also be found using radiography. bladder stones can also be diagnosed using radiography. In addition, radiography can be used to diagnose a wide range of other disorders, including bladder stones, broken bones, persistent arthritis, several diseases of the spinal cord, and many others.