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The RAD X-Ray Humerus Right AP test captures an anterior-posterior (AP) view of the right humerus bone. It assesses for fractures, dislocations, or abnormalities in the upper arm bone, aiding in diagnosing conditions such as fractures, arthritis, or tumors affecting the humerus.

RAD X-Ray Humerus Right AP

DXAY HUMRUS AP/LAT VIEW

The RAD X-Ray Hip AP test captures an anterior-to-posterior (AP) view of the hip joint using X-rays. This imaging technique helps diagnose hip fractures, arthritis, and other conditions affecting the hip joint, providing valuable information for treatment planning and assessing hip joint health.

RAD X Ray Hip AP

DXAY HIP AP VIEW

The RAD X-Ray Face test involves radiographic imaging of the facial bones, including the skull and mandible. It evaluates for fractures, dislocations, or abnormalities in the facial structure, sinuses, and dental alignment, aiding in diagnosing conditions such as trauma, infections, or developmental anomalies.

RAD X-Ray Face

DXAY FACE AP/VIEW

X-Ray Dorso Lumbar AP View is a radiographic examination capturing an anterior-posterior (AP) view of the dorsal and lumbar spine. It evaluates the alignment, bone density, and integrity of the vertebrae in the mid-back and lower back regions, aiding in the diagnosis of spinal abnormalities.

X-Ray Dorso Lumbar AP View

DXAY DORSO-LUMBAR SPINE AP

RAD X-Ray Dorso Lumbar AP & Lateral captures front and side images of the thoracic and lumbar spine. It evaluates spinal curvature, vertebral alignment, and detects abnormalities like fractures, scoliosis, or disc herniations. These views aid in diagnosing various spinal conditions and planning appropriate treatment strategies.

RAD X Ray Dorso Lumber AP & Lateral

DXAY DORSO-LUMBAR SPINE - AP & LAT

The RAD X-Ray Dorsal Spine Lateral View test captures a side view of the thoracic spine. It assesses vertebral alignment, disc height, and potential abnormalities such as fractures, degenerative changes, or spinal cord compression, providing essential diagnostic information for thoracic spine conditions.

RAD X-Ray Dorsal Spine Lateral View

DXAY DORSAL SPINE LATERAL

RAD X-Ray Dorsal Spine AP is an imaging procedure capturing the anterior-posterior view of the dorsal (thoracic) spine. It helps diagnose conditions like fractures, infections, or deformities affecting the thoracic vertebrae. The X-ray images reveal bone density, alignment, and potential abnormalities in the thoracic spine region.

RAD X Ray Dorsal Spine Ap

DXAY DORSAL SPINE AP

The RAD X-Ray Dorsal Spine (AP and Lateral) test involves capturing two views of the dorsal (thoracic) spine: anterior-posterior (AP) and lateral. It assesses vertebral alignment, disc spaces, and potential abnormalities such as fractures, degenerative changes, or spinal cord compression, aiding in diagnosing thoracic spine conditions.

RAD X-Ray Dorsal Spine (AP And LATERAL)

DXAY DORSAL SPINE - AP & LAT

DXAY DORSAL LAT/VIEW

The RAD X-Ray Dorsal Spine AP View test is a radiographic examination capturing an anterior-posterior (AP) image of the thoracic spine. It evaluates vertebral alignment, disc spaces, and potential abnormalities such as fractures, degenerative changes, or spinal cord compression, aiding in diagnosing thoracic spine conditions.

RAD X-Ray Dorsal Spine AP View

DXAY DORSAL AP/VIEW

DXAY DORSAL AP/LAT VIEW

RAD Coccyx Lateral View is an X-ray procedure that captures images of the coccyx bone from the side (lateral view). It helps diagnose injuries, fractures, or abnormalities in the coccyx region, such as tailbone fractures or dislocations, providing valuable information for treatment planning and management.

RAD Coccyx Lat View

DXAY COCCYX LAT

The RAD X-Ray Sacro Coccyx AP and Lateral test involves capturing two views of the sacrum and coccyx: anterior-posterior (AP) and lateral. It assesses for fractures, alignment, or abnormalities in the sacrum and coccyx bones, aiding in diagnosing conditions affecting the lower spine and pelvis.

RAD X-Ray Sacro Coccyx AP And Lateral

DXAY COCCYX AP/LAT

"RAD X-ray Chest Right Oblique" involves imaging the chest from a tilted angle to visualize structures that may be obscured in a standard frontal or lateral view. It helps in diagnosing conditions affecting the chest cavity, such as fractures, tumors, or abnormalities in the ribs or lungs.

RAD X Ray Chest Right Oblique

DXAY CHEST RIGHT OBLIQUE

The RAD X-Ray Chest Right Lateral test is a radiographic procedure capturing a side view of the chest from the right side. It evaluates the lungs, heart, ribs, and surrounding structures for abnormalities like pneumonia, pleural effusion, and lung tumors, offering complementary diagnostic insights to other chest imaging studies.

RAD X-Ray Chest Right Lateral

DXAY CHEST RIGHT LATERAL

RAD Chest X-Ray PA is a diagnostic imaging procedure that captures X-ray images of the chest in the posteroanterior (PA) view. It provides detailed images of the lungs, heart, ribs, and surrounding structures. This test helps diagnose various respiratory conditions, heart abnormalities, and chest injuries.

RAD Chest X-Ray PA

DXAY CHEST PA

The RAD X-Ray Chest Left Lateral test is a radiographic procedure capturing a side view of the chest from the left side. It evaluates the lungs, heart, ribs, and surrounding structures for abnormalities like pneumonia, pleural effusion, and lung tumors, providing additional diagnostic information to complement other chest imaging studies.

RAD X-Ray Chest Left Lateral

DXAY CHEST LEFT LATERAL

The RAD X-Ray Chest AP View test is a radiographic examination capturing an anterior-posterior (AP) image of the chest. It evaluates the heart, lungs, ribs, and surrounding structures for abnormalities such as fractures, infections, tumors, and fluid accumulation, aiding in the diagnosis of various respiratory and cardiac conditions.

RAD X-Ray Chest AP View

DXAY CHEST AP

The RAD X-Ray Cervical Spine Lateral test captures a side view of the neck's vertebrae and soft tissues. It assesses alignment, disc height, and potential abnormalities such as fractures, degenerative changes, or spinal cord compression. This view is crucial for diagnosing conditions affecting the cervical spine.

RAD X-Ray Cervical Spine Lateral

DXAY CERVICAL SPINE LATERAL

A RAD Cervical Spine AP (Anteroposterior) X-ray is a diagnostic imaging test that provides a frontal view of the cervical spine. It helps assess the alignment and integrity of the vertebrae, discs, and surrounding structures in the neck region, aiding in the diagnosis of cervical spine disorders.

RAD Cervical Spine Ap

DXAY CERVICAL SPINE AP

"RAD X-ray Cervical Spine AP Lateral" involves capturing images of the cervical spine from both the front (anterior-posterior or AP) and side (lateral) views. It provides comprehensive visualization of the cervical vertebrae, discs, and surrounding structures, aiding in the diagnosis of various spinal conditions and injuries.

RAD X Ray Cervical Spine  AP Lateral

DXAY CERVICAL SPINE - AP & LAT

The RAD X-Ray Both Wrist AP View test is a radiographic examination used to assess the structures and alignment of both wrists from the anterior-posterior (AP) perspective. It helps diagnose fractures, dislocations, arthritis, and other conditions affecting the wrist joints and bones.

RAD X-Ray Both Wrist AP View

DXAY BOTH WRISTS AP

RAD X-ray Both Knee Skyline is a specialized imaging technique focusing on the patellofemoral joint. The X-ray beam is directed from above the knee, capturing a view of the patella and femur. It helps evaluate conditions like patellar instability, cartilage damage, and alignment issues in the knee.

RAD X Ray Both Knee Skyline View

DXAY BOTH SHOULDER LATERAL

RAD X-ray Both Shoulder AP views both shoulders from an anterior-posterior perspective. It assesses for fractures, dislocations, arthritis, or other abnormalities in the shoulder joint, aiding in the diagnosis of conditions like rotator cuff injuries, shoulder impingement, or shoulder instability.

RAD X Ray Both Shoulder Ap

DXAY BOTH SHOULDER AP

The RAD X-Ray Mastoids Both test involves capturing radiographic images of both mastoid processes, bony projections behind the ear. It assesses for inflammation, fractures, or abnormalities in the mastoid bone, aiding in diagnosing conditions such as mastoiditis, bone tumors, or trauma-related injuries.

RAD X-Ray Mastoids Both

DXAY BOTH MOSTIOD VIEW

RAD X-ray Both Leg Lat (lateral) provides a side view of both legs. It's useful for assessing alignment, detecting fractures, and evaluating soft tissue structures on the outer side of the legs. This view complements the anteroposterior view, offering a comprehensive assessment of leg anatomy and pathology.

RAD X Ray Both Leg Lat

DXAY BOTH LEGS LATERAL

RAD X-ray Both Leg Ap (anteroposterior) is a frontal view of both legs. It's used to assess bone alignment, joint spaces, and overall leg structure. This view helps diagnose fractures, joint conditions, and developmental abnormalities affecting the lower limbs.

RAD X Ray Both Leg Ap

DXAY BOTH LEGS AP

RAD X-Ray Both Knee Lateral View is a radiographic examination capturing side views of both knee joints simultaneously. It assesses bone alignment, joint space, and signs of abnormalities such as fractures, arthritis, or other conditions affecting both knees bilaterally.

RAD X-Ray Both Knee Lateral View

DXAY BOTH KNEES LATERAL

An X-Ray Both Knee Joint AP & LAT Views (Standing), often referred to as a bilateral knee X-ray, is utilized for the following diagnostic purposes:

Fracture Diagnosis: To detect any fractures in the bones comprising the knee joint, including the femur, tibia, and patella.
Bone Healing Monitoring: To evaluate the progress of bone healing after a fracture has been treated and set.
Infection Detection: To identify signs of osteomyelitis (bone infection) or other inflammatory conditions within the knee joint.
Osteoporosis Evaluation: To assess bone density and detect osteoporosis, a condition characterized by weakened bones.
Assessment of Deformities or Abnormal Growth: To identify congenital or acquired deformities and abnormal bone growths that may affect the knee joint.
Osteoarthritis Diagnosis: To evaluate the joint space, cartilage wear, and bone spurs associated with osteoarthritis, a degenerative joint disease.
Joint Dislocation: To confirm or rule out dislocation of the knee joint structures.
This imaging procedure is particularly indicated when there are clinical signs suggestive of arthritis, such as joint pain, swelling, or deformity. It provides a comprehensive view of the knee joints from different angles (AP and LAT views) while the patient is standing, which can help in assessing the joint alignment and weight-bearing structures.

RAD X-Ray Both Knees AP (Standing) And Lateral View

DXAY BOTH KNEES AP & LATERAL

RAD X-ray Both Knee AP provides an anterior-posterior image of both knees simultaneously. It's useful for assessing alignment, detecting fractures, and evaluating degenerative changes such as osteoarthritis. This view offers a comprehensive overview of both knees, aiding in diagnosis and treatment planning for knee-related conditions.

RAD X Ray Both Knee AP

DXAY BOTH KNEES AP

DXAY BOTH KNEE AP/Lat VIEWs

DXAY BOTH KNEE AP STANDING VIEW

DXAY BOTH HIP AP

vRAD X-ray Both Foot Lat refers to a radiographic examination capturing lateral views of both feet simultaneously. This imaging technique allows comprehensive assessment of foot anatomy, including bones, joints, and soft tissues from a lateral perspective, aiding in the diagnosis of various foot conditions and injuries.

RAD X Ray Both Foot Lat

DXAY BOTH HEEL LATERAL

The RAD X-Ray Hand Both Oblique test involves capturing oblique views of both hands using X-rays. This angled perspective helps diagnose fractures, dislocations, and other hand abnormalities that may not be visible in standard views, providing additional diagnostic information for accurate treatment planning.

RAD X Ray Hand Both Oblique

DXAY BOTH HANDS OBLIQUE

The RAD X-Ray Hand Both Lateral test involves capturing lateral views of both hands using X-rays. This imaging technique provides detailed images of the hand bones and joints from a side perspective, aiding in the diagnosis of fractures, arthritis, and other conditions affecting hand structure and alignment.

RAD X Ray Hand Both Lateral

DXAY BOTH HANDS LATERAL

RAD X-ray Both Hand AP refers to a radiographic examination capturing anterior-posterior views of both hands simultaneously. This technique helps assess the bones, joints, and soft tissues of the hands for fractures, arthritis, deformities, and other conditions affecting hand anatomy and function.

RAD X Ray Both Hand Ap

DXAY BOTH HANDS AP

RAD X-ray Both Arm AP obtains anterior-posterior views of both arms simultaneously. It's useful for assessing bilateral injuries, fractures, or joint abnormalities. This procedure allows for comparative analysis of both arms on a single image, aiding in diagnosis and treatment planning.

RAD X Ray Both ARM Ap

DXAY BOTH FOREARM AP

RAD X-ray Both Foot Obl stands for a radiographic evaluation capturing oblique views of both feet simultaneously. This technique provides an angled perspective of foot structures, aiding in the diagnosis of conditions like fractures, dislocations, and deformities that may not be fully visible in standard frontal or lateral views.

RAD X Ray Both Foot Obl

DXAY BOTH FOOT OBLIQUE

RAD X-ray Both Foot AP captures anteroposterior views of both feet simultaneously. It's useful for evaluating alignment, fractures, arthritis, and developmental abnormalities in both feet. This imaging technique offers a comprehensive assessment of bilateral foot structures in a single examination.

RAD X Ray Both Foot AP

DXAY BOTH FOOT AP

The RAD X Ray Elbow AP View test is a radiographic examination of the elbow joint from an anterior-posterior (front-to-back) perspective. It assesses for fractures, dislocations, and degenerative changes in the elbow bones and joints. This view provides a comprehensive assessment of the elbow's structural integrity and any potential abnormalities.

RAD X Ray Elbow Ap View

DXAY BOTH ELBOW AP

RAD X Ray ANKLE JOINT

DXAY BOTH ANKLE LATERAL

RAD X-Ray Both Ankle AP View is a radiographic examination capturing an anterior-posterior (AP) view of both ankles simultaneously. It assesses bone alignment, fractures, and abnormalities in the ankle bones and joints, aiding in the diagnosis of ankle injuries or conditions affecting both ankles.

RAD X-Ray Both Ankle AP View

DXAY BOTH ANKLE AP

RAD X Ray Wrist

DXAY BONE AGE WRIST/HAND

RAD X-Ray Abdomen (Erect and Supine) is a radiographic examination capturing images of the abdomen in both upright (erect) and lying down (supine) positions. It assesses for abnormalities in the abdominal organs, intestines, or structures, aiding in the diagnosis of conditions like bowel obstructions or abdominal masses.

RAD X-Ray Abdomen ( Erect & Supine)

DXAY ABDOMEN SUPINE

RAD X-ray Abdomen AP View is a diagnostic imaging procedure that provides an anterior-posterior (front-to-back) view of the abdomen. It helps in evaluating the abdominal organs such as the liver, kidneys, intestines, and stomach for abnormalities like fractures, foreign objects, or signs of disease.

RAD X Ray Abdomen AP View

DXAY ABDOMEN ERECT/AP

The RAD MRI Upper Abdomen test is a non-invasive imaging procedure using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to examine structures in the upper abdominal region, including the liver, pancreas, and spleen. It provides detailed images, aiding in the diagnosis of conditions such as tumors, organ abnormalities, or inflammation.

MRI Upper Abdomen

MRI Upper Abdomen With Contrast

MRI Upper Abdomen with Contrast

MRI Venography With Contrast

MRI Venography with Contrast

The RAD MRI Angiogram blood test combines Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) with angiography to visualize blood vessels. Contrast dye is injected intravenously to enhance vessel imaging, aiding in the diagnosis of conditions like arterial blockages, aneurysms, or vascular malformations without invasive procedures.

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