X-RAY Both Knee Skyline

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An X-ray of both knees in the Skyline (Patellar) view is a specialized imaging technique that focuses on the patella (kneecap) and its relationship with the femur (thigh bone). This view is also known as the Sunrise or Merchant view and is used to assess:

• Patellar alignment and tracking (to check for dislocations or malalignment)
• Cartilage wear and joint space narrowing (for detecting arthritis)
• Fractures or injuries of the kneecap
• Patellofemoral joint disorders

It is commonly recommended for patients with kneecap pain, patellar dislocation, or suspected cartilage damage.

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    Test Preparation

    To ensure accurate results, follow these preparation guideline:

     Clothing & Accessories:
    • Wear loose, comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the knees.
    • Remove any metal objects (jewelry, belts, buttons) near the knee area, as they may interfere with the imaging.
     Medical History & Pregnancy:
    • Inform the technician if you are pregnant or suspect pregnancy, as X-rays involve radiation exposure.
    • Mention any history of knee injuries, surgeries, or patellar issues to your doctor.
     No Special Fasting Required:
    • No need to fast or follow any dietary restrictions before the test.
     Positioning Considerations:
    • You may be asked to bend your knees while lying down or sitting to get a clear skyline view.
    • If you have difficulty bending your knees, inform the technician for assistance.