Abstract

The integration of radiographic imaging with other diagnostic modalities has revolutionized medical diagnostics by providing a more comprehensive understanding of complex clinical conditions. Radiographic imaging, including X-rays and fluoroscopy, offers essential insights into anatomical structures and dynamic physiological processes. When combined with advanced techniques such as computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), ultrasound, and nuclear medicine, it enhances diagnostic accuracy and treatment efficacy. This multimodal approach allows for a detailed evaluation of both anatomical and functional aspects, leading to improved patient outcomes and more precise management strategies. Despite its benefits, the integration of multiple imaging techniques presents challenges such as increased costs, potential radiation exposure, and the need for specialized expertise. Future advancements in imaging technology, artificial intelligence, and personalized medicine are expected to further enhance the effectiveness of multimodal diagnostic approaches, making them a cornerstone of modern medical practice.