X-RAY Right Leg (AP+LAT)

600.00

An X-ray of the Right Leg (AP + LAT) includes two standard views:

• AP (Anteroposterior) View – front-to-back view of the leg
• LAT (Lateral) View – side view of the leg

This imaging test provides a comprehensive view of the bones in the right leg, including the femur (thigh bone), tibia and fibula (lower leg bones), knee, and ankle.
It is commonly used to:
• Detect fractures or dislocations
• Assess bone alignment
• Monitor healing progress after surgery or injury
• Evaluate for bone infections, tumors, or deformities

Description

Test Preparation

Generally, no special preparation is needed for this type of X-ray. However, here’s what to expect:

Before the Test:
• Clothing: You may be asked to wear a hospital gown. Remove any clothing, accessories, or jewelry near the leg area.
• Pregnancy: Notify the radiologist or technician if you are pregnant or may be pregnant.
• Previous Implants: Let the technician know if you have metal plates, screws, or prosthetics in your leg.

 During the Test:
• You will be positioned lying down or standing, depending on the equipment used and the area to be imaged.
• For the AP view, your leg will be kept straight with the X-ray beam going front to back.
• For the Lateral view, your leg will be turned to the side, or you may be asked to lie on your side.
• Stay very still during each image to avoid blurring.