X-RAY Nasal Bone (LAT)

300.00

An X-Ray Nasal Bone (LAT) is a lateral (side view) X-ray of the nasal bones, which are the small bones forming the bridge of the nose. This imaging test is commonly used to assess:

• Nasal bone fractures (due to trauma or injury)
• Deformities or dislocations
• Congenital abnormalities
• Pre-surgical or post-surgical evaluation

This side-view X-ray helps provide a detailed look at the alignment, structure, and integrity of the nasal bones.

Description

Test Preparation

 Before the Test:
• No fasting or special preparation is required.
• Remove any metal objects or jewelry near the head and face, including nose rings, earrings, or glasses, as they may interfere with the image.
• Inform the radiographer if:
o You are pregnant or suspect pregnancy.
o You’ve had recent nasal surgery or trauma.
 During the Test:
• You’ll be asked to sit or stand next to the X-ray machine.
• Your head will be positioned so that the side (lateral view) of your nose faces the detector.
• The technician may adjust your head or use positioning aids for proper alignment.
• Stay still while the X-ray is taken to ensure a clear image.
• The process is quick and painless