Orthopedic imaging is generally referred to as X-ray films, which are now computerized and computer-printed images that can be printed out quickly, within a few minutes after the film is taken. However, in the case of hospital examinations, due to the level of operation of the technician and the number of patients, the time to take the film will be extended accordingly. In the case of CT examinations, the time will be extended accordingly, and in the case of MRI, the time will be extended accordingly. x-rays can generally be taken out within ten minutes, while CT and MRI will take between half an hour and one hour. It is also determined by the number of patients and the level of the technologist, as well as the type of instrument and the operating procedures of the instrument.