This week, it’s my bone in my body.
It is, actually.
I’m taking a really close look at my own body after a big surgery last week. As part of my diagnosis I was required to have a bone scan, which revealed some interesting and important things.
Bones, specifically the ones that are located in the back of our body, are a way to measure how much gravity your body is able to take. Knowing how much gravity your body has is useful when deciding what to do with your body after surgery.
The bone scan is an example of how technology is improving our understanding of our body. A few years ago you could only tell if bones were healthy by looking at them and not touching them. Now, with a bone scan, we can see the exact bone we’re looking at. And it’s not just bones! It’s things like muscles, ligaments, and discs, to name a few.
Basically, the bone scan is a machine that takes your bones and sends information back about them. Its not just the bones of your body though. It works on the muscle, ligaments, and discs in your body. This means that we can see exactly what is on every single one of our bones. This can be extremely helpful when deciding what to do when we need surgery.
The other thing we can do with a bone scan is to see exactly what has been damaged. By learning which bone is most broken, we can determine if it is best to fix it or not. It can also be used to find out if there is an infection or something more serious. This is especially helpful in sports injuries when you know exactly what bone is causing trouble.
It is especially helpful in sports injuries when you know exactly what bone is causing trouble. It is especially helpful in sports injuries when you know exactly what bone is causing trouble. This is especially helpful in sports injuries when you know exactly what bone is causing trouble. This is especially helpful in sports injuries when you know exactly what bone is causing trouble. This is especially helpful in sports injuries when you know exactly what bone is causing trouble.
