X-RAY Right Hip Joint (AP)

300.00

An X-Ray Right Hip Joint (AP View) is a diagnostic imaging test that captures an Anteroposterior (AP) view of the right hip joint. In this view, the X-ray beam travels from front to back of the hip area, providing a clear image of the hip joint, femoral head, acetabulum (hip socket), and surrounding bony structures.

Purpose of X-Ray Right Hip Joint (AP):

This test helps in diagnosing:

• Fractures or dislocations of the hip
• Arthritis or degenerative joint disease
• Hip pain or stiffness
• Bone infections (osteomyelitis)
• Tumors or abnormal bone growths
• Congenital deformities or hip dysplasia

Description

Test Preparation

Preparation is simple and usually does not require much effort.

 General Preparation:
• No fasting or medication restrictions unless advised otherwise by your doctor.
• Wear loose, comfortable clothing, preferably without metal zippers or buttons near the hip area.
• You may be asked to change into a hospital gown.
• Remove all metal objects such as belts, piercings, coins, or jewelry near the pelvic area.
• Inform the technician if you’re pregnant or may be, as precautions will be taken.

 On the Day of the Test:
• You’ll be asked to lie flat on your back on the X-ray table.
• The technician will position your right leg appropriately to get the correct AP view of the hip.
• You must stay still during the image to avoid motion blur.
• The procedure is painless and quick, typically taking around 5 to 10 minutes.