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EOS Imaging Services in Dubai

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King’s College Hospital London in Dubai is the first medical facility in the UAE to introduce the advanced EOS Imaging system.

This state-of-the-art medical imaging technology is fast, painless, and significantly enhances orthopaedic care. EOS Imaging improves outcomes of surgery by giving surgeons precise, full-body data, all while using a much lower radiation dose than standard X-Ray machines or CT scans.

What is EOS?

EOS is a specialised medical imaging system designed for the unique demands of orthopaedic diagnostics. It captures full-body, front and side images simultaneously while the patient is in a natural, weight-bearing position, either standing or sitting. This allows doctors to assess spinal alignment, posture, and joint interaction in real-life functional positions, rather than the flat perspective of traditional X-ray machines, where patients are lying down.

EOS provides accurate 2D X-ray images as well as detailed 3D orthopaedic imaging. Its Microdose option delivers ultra-low-dose scans without compromising the ability to generate 3D models, making it ideal for paediatric spine scans and long-term monitoring.

EOS follows the ALARA principle (As Low As Reasonably Achievable), helping minimise radiation exposure, especially important for patients who require more scans and imaging over time.

What are the Benefits of the EOS Imaging System?

  1. Low-dose radiation exposure
  • EOS scans use 50% to 85% less radiation than normal X-ray machines.
  • When replacing some CT scans, radiation can be reduced by up to 95%.
  • The Microdose protocol for a full-spine scan exposes the patient to about the same amount of radiation as one week of everyday background exposure from the environment.
  1. True-to-life images in a functional position
  • Unlike traditional imaging where you lie down, EOS scans are taken while you are standing or seated.
  • This posture-based approach allows doctors to analyse how your spine, hips, and legs interact, particularly useful for orthopaedic surgery planning, scoliosis monitoring, and joint evaluations.
  1. Greater accuracy and better outcomes
  • EOS generates over 100+ precise measurements in both 2D and 3D, captured from a functional, weight-bearing perspective.
  • It helps visualise the full skeleton, with the ability to model bone position, rotation, and alignment in 3D.
  • It is essential for post-surgical assessments of hip and knee implants.
  • Even microdose paediatric images can be used to construct accurate 3D models.

What Happens During an EOS Appointment?

You will be asked to either stand or sit during the scan. The EOS system will capture full-body or targeted images while your body is in a natural, weight-bearing state, without lying down or being repositioned.

The scan is fast, quiet, and stress-free. Within 20 seconds or less, the system captures detailed images that allow your consultant to better understand your spinal alignment, posture, and joint mechanics.

EOS also has the advanced capability to generate 3D anatomical models, giving your orthopaedic team more insight into your condition for better treatment.

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Absolutely. EOS is considered one of the safest imaging options available for orthopaedic patients today and is especially well-suited for paediatric patients. It combines low-dose X-ray technology with high-definition 3D imaging, making it ideal for patients of all ages, including children.

EOS is a next-generation orthopaedic imaging system that captures full-body, 2D and 3D images while the patient is standing or sitting. Unlike traditional X-ray machines, EOS provides a more accurate view of your posture and bone alignment, using up to 85% less radiation. This makes it safer for both adults and children, especially those needing frequent scans.

EOS is designed for precise evaluation of spinal alignment, scoliosis, leg length discrepancies, hip and knee deformities, and overall musculoskeletal structure. It is commonly used in orthopaedic surgery planning, post-operative assessments, and paediatric spine scans.

EOS scans are fast and stress-free, typically taking 20 seconds or less. The entire appointment, including positioning and preparation, may take around 15–30 minutes.

No special preparation is needed. You can eat, drink, and take any prescribed medication as normal. EOS scans are non-invasive and do not require any injection or contrast dye.

Yes. A parent or guardian may accompany a child during the scan if it’s safe to do so. However, children are not allowed in the scan room while an adult is being imaged. Please inform our team ahead of time if you have special needs or accessibility requirements.

After your scan, image processing and measurements are completed using a specialised EOS workstation. Results are usually available within 24 to 48 hours, and your doctor will review them with you during your follow-up appointment.

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