X-RAY Right Knee Skyline

300.00

An X-ray Right Knee Skyline View is a specific type of X-ray imaging used to get a detailed view of the patella (kneecap) and the patellofemoral joint—the space between the kneecap and the femur. It is often done to assess:

• Patellar tracking (how the kneecap moves)
• Patellar dislocation or subluxation
• Cartilage wear (early signs of arthritis)
• Fractures
• Joint space abnormalities

Description

Test Preparation

This is a non-invasive and quick procedure that requires minimal preparation.

Generally, there’s minimal preparation required for a knee X-ray, but here’s what you might be told:

  •  Clothing:
    You may need to wear a hospital gown and remove clothing or jewelry around the knee area.
  •  Inform the Radiologist:
    Let them know if you:
    o Are pregnant or suspect pregnancy.
    o Have had recent surgery or implants near the knee.
  •  No Fasting Required:
    This test doesn’t require fasting or any changes to your diet.
  • Stay Still During Imaging:
    You’ll need to keep your knee still in a bent position while the image is taken for best results.
  • Follow Positioning Instructions:
    The technologist will help you position your leg properly for the skyline view.