X-RAY Right Heel LAT

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An X-Ray Right Heel (Lateral View) is a diagnostic imaging test that captures a side view of the right heel (calcaneus). The X-ray beam passes from one side of the heel to the other, offering a clear profile of the heel bone, ankle joint, and surrounding soft tissues.

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

This view is commonly used to:

• Detect fractures or stress fractures of the heel bone
• Assess heel pain, swelling, or trauma
• Evaluate conditions like plantar fasciitis, bone spurs, or Achilles tendon injuries
• Monitor healing after an injury or surgery
• Identify arthritis or joint abnormalities

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    Description

    Test Preparation

    This test is quick and requires minimal preparation.

    General Preparation:
    • No fasting or medication changes are needed.
    • Wear comfortable clothing that allows access to the foot and ankle.
    • Remove shoes, socks, and any metal accessories (e.g., anklets, toe rings) near the area.
    • Inform the technician if you are pregnant or suspect you might be.

     On the Day of the Test:
    • You will be asked to sit or lie down, and your right foot will be positioned so that the side (lateral aspect) of the heel is resting on the X-ray plate.
    • The technician will guide the exact position and ensure the foot is stable.
    • Remain still during the image to avoid blurring.
    • The entire process is painless and typically takes just a few minutes.