X-RAY Cervical Spine Lateral

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An X-Ray Cervical Spine (Lateral View) is a diagnostic imaging test that captures a side view of the cervical spine (neck region). This view helps visualize the alignment and spacing of the vertebrae (C1 to C7), the intervertebral discs, and surrounding soft tissues.

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    Description

    Test Preparation

    Usually, no special preparation is needed. However, keep these points in mind:

    • Clothing: You may need to change into a hospital gown to avoid clothing interference.
    • Remove metal objects: Take off jewelry, eyeglasses, hairpins, and other metallic accessories around the neck or head area.
    • Pregnancy: Inform the technician if you are or might be pregnant.
    • Medical concerns: Let the technician know if you have difficulty moving your neck or have had previous neck injuries or surgeries.

    During the Test
    • You will be asked to stand or sit sideways to the X-ray machine.
    • Your head and neck will be held in a neutral, relaxed position.
    • The technician will take a side (lateral) image of your neck.
    • You must remain still during the procedure to avoid blurry images.
    • The test is quick and painless, typically completed in 5–10 minutes.
    After the Test
    • You can resume your normal activities immediately.
    • The images will be reviewed by a radiologist and your doctor will go over the results with you.