Emergency radiography refers to the use of radiological imaging techniques, such as X-rays, CT, MRI & USG, in emergency medicine settings to diagnose traumatic injuries, acute medical conditions, and other urgent medical concerns. In emergency radiography, rapid image acquisition and interpretation are essential for timely diagnosis and management of patients presenting with critical conditions such as fractures, dislocations, pneumothorax, or abdominal emergencies. Emergency radiography plays a crucial role in triaging patients, guiding immediate interventions, and facilitating timely treatment decisions in emergency departments and trauma centers. Radiographers and radiologists in emergency settings must work efficiently and accurately to provide prompt imaging services that aid in the rapid assessment and stabilization of patients, ultimately improving outcomes in emergency care.