X-RAY Shoulder (Adduction/Abduction/Neutral)

300.00

An X-ray of the shoulder in adduction, abduction, and neutral positions is a specialized diagnostic imaging test that captures multiple views of the shoulder joint. Each position provides unique angles to help visualize the bones, joints, and soft tissues of the shoulder.

These views help doctors assess the range of motion, identify dislocations, fractures, or evaluate joint abnormalities.

Description

Test Preparation

Before the Test:
• Clothing: You may be asked to wear a hospital gown for better access and image clarity.
• Remove metal items: Take off jewelry, watches, or anything metallic near the shoulder area.

• Inform the radiographer if:
o You are pregnant or think you might be
o You have shoulder implants, metal plates, or previous surgeries
No Need to Fast or Adjust Medications