How to transfer X-rays to my computer (or burn them to a CD)?

So, I'm trying to figure out where this is located and how the process actually works. I have some lab results and scans that I need to send over via email, so I'm wondering what the best way to handle that is. If anyone knows the drill, I'd really appreciate the help.
Thanks

Does anybody know?

Look, just ask someone who actually has a scanner hooked up to their PC, or better yet, just drop them off at a local FedEx Office or a print shop and see if they can handle it. I don't see why there would be any issue getting a decent final result. Just go out and find out.

neonridge8 said:So, I’m trying to figure out where this is located and how I can actually pull this off? I’ve got these medical test results and X-rays that I need to email over, so I'm wondering about the best way to do that. If anyone knows the drill, please help a girl out.
Thanks

If you have a scanner at home, you can just scan them yourself. Just a heads-up though—your scanner software needs to support high-res X-ray imaging. I mention this because a lot of basic scanners don't come with that feature built-in, so you might have to hunt down specific driver software from the manufacturer's website to get it working right.

Your other move is to just swing by a local FedEx Office or a photo lab. They usually have pro-grade scanners on hand and can easily burn everything onto a CD for you.

Alright, thanks 🙂

I don't have a scanner on hand, and these prints are way too big for a standard home scanner anyway. I'll try heading over to a local print shop instead.