Minimally invasive surgery is a technique that uses small incisions, causing less tissue damage and enabling faster recovery. This method can be used for treating various conditions such as appendicitis, gallstones, hernias, and colorectal cancer. 

X-ray imaging is used to diagnose various medical conditions by capturing images of the body’s internal organs and structures, such as the skull, spine, arms, legs, lungs, and abdomen. 

A CT scan utilizes X-rays to examine body organs for abnormalities. The machine sends X-rays through the body, and a computer processes the data to create detailed, three-dimensional images of internal organs. 

MRI works by placing the patient in a magnetic field and using radiofrequency waves. The resulting images are processed by a computer to produce high-resolution, 3D images, offering clear differentiation between tissues and aiding in early detection of abnormalities. 

This device uses electrical currents to generate heat, controlling bleeding, cleaning surgical wounds, and removing abnormal tissue growths like tumors or warts while preventing infection. 

These are diagnostic tools for breast health, helping in the detection of breast cancer and other abnormalities. 

This procedure uses ultrasound to examine the large blood vessels in the neck (carotid arteries), helping to identify blockages or other vascular abnormalities.