X-RAY Thigh Left And Right Oblique

600.00

An X-Ray of the Thigh (Oblique View) is a diagnostic imaging test that captures angled views of the left and right femur (thigh bone). The oblique view helps to visualize the bone and surrounding soft tissues from a diagonal angle, which may reveal conditions not easily seen in standard (frontal or lateral) views.

This test is typically done on both thighs to compare or evaluate injuries, abnormalities, or conditions affecting both limbs.

Description

Test Preparation

 Fasting:
o Not required — you can eat and drink as normal.
Clothing & Accessories:
o Wear loose, comfortable clothing. You may be asked to change into a hospital gown.
o Remove all metallic objects around the thigh and pelvic region, such as:
Zippers
Buttons
Belts
Jewelry or piercings near the area
Wallets, phones, or keys in pockets
 Inform the Radiologist If:
o You are pregnant or may be pregnant
o You’ve had recent surgery or implants in your thighs or hips
 During the Procedure:
o You’ll be asked to lie down on the X-ray table or be positioned appropriately for the oblique views.
o The technician may rotate your leg slightly to achieve the correct angle.
o Multiple images may be taken to cover the full length of both thighs.
o You must remain still and follow breathing instructions if needed for clear images.