X-RAY Right Heel AXIAL

300.00

An X-Ray Right Heel (Axial View) is a specialized imaging test that focuses on the calcaneus (heel bone) of the right foot, taken from an axial angle—meaning the X-ray beam is directed from the back of the heel toward the toes. This provides a clear, detailed image of the underside and internal structure of the heel bone.

Purpose of X-Ray Right Heel (Axial View):

This view is especially helpful for:

• Detecting calcaneal (heel bone) fractures
• Evaluating heel pain or trauma
• Identifying bone spurs or plantar fasciitis
• Diagnosing structural deformities
• Monitoring post-injury healing progress

Description

Test Preparation

Preparation is minimal and simple.

General Preparation:
• No fasting or special medication adjustments are needed.
• Wear loose, comfortable clothing that allows easy access to your foot.
• Remove footwear and socks, and also any metal objects like anklets or toe rings.
• Inform the radiology staff if you are pregnant or might be pregnant.

On the Day of the Test:
• You may be asked to lie down, sit, or kneel on a special platform.
• Your right foot will be positioned in a way that allows the X-ray beam to pass from the back of the heel forward, along the length of the foot.
• You’ll need to remain very still during the image capture to avoid blurring.
• The procedure is quick and painless, typically done in a few minutes.