X-RAY Right Si Joint (AP)

300.00

An X-ray of the Right SI (Sacroiliac) Joint – AP View is a diagnostic imaging test that captures a front-to-back (anteroposterior) view of the right sacroiliac joint. The SI joint connects the sacrum (base of the spine) to the iliac bones (pelvis) and plays a key role in supporting the spine and transferring weight between the upper body and legs.

This test focuses on evaluating the right-side joint and surrounding bone structures

Description

Test Preparation

No special preparation is usually required, but here’s what to expect:

 Before the Test:
• Clothing: You may be asked to wear a hospital gown and remove any clothing or accessories near the lower back and hip area.
• Jewelry/Metal Objects: Remove any metal items (e.g. belts, piercings, zippers) that could interfere with the image.
• Pregnancy: Inform the radiology technician if you are pregnant or may be pregnant, as special precautions may be taken.
• Medical History: Let the technician know about any previous surgeries or implants in the pelvic or spinal area.
 During the Test:
• You will lie flat on your back on the X-ray table.
• The X-ray beam will be directed from front to back, focusing on the pelvic region.
• You’ll be asked to stay very still and may need to hold your breath briefly during image capture to prevent blurring.