X-RAY Sternum Oblique

600.00

An X-Ray Sternum Oblique View is a specialized X-ray that captures the sternum (breastbone) at an angle to improve visibility of the bone. This angled view helps separate the sternum from the spine and ribs, giving a clearer image of its structure.

The most common positioning is the Right Anterior Oblique (RAO), where the patient is rotated slightly to the right side.

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    Test Preparation

     Fasting:
    o Not required; you may eat and drink as usual.
     Clothing & Accessories:
    o Wear loose, comfortable clothes.
    o You may be asked to change into a gown.
    o Remove all metal items from the upper body area, including:
    Necklaces
    Undergarments with metal parts
    Body piercings
    Clothing with zippers, buttons, or snaps
     Inform the Radiologist If:
    o You are pregnant or suspect pregnancy
    o You’ve had recent chest surgery or have implants (e.g., pacemaker)
     During the Procedure:
    o You will typically be asked to lie on your stomach (prone) or stand, with your body turned slightly to the right (RAO position).
    o The X-ray beam will pass through the sternum at an angle to better isolate it from the spine and ribs.
    o You must remain still and may be asked to hold your breath during the image capture to ensure clarity