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X-Ray: Humerus Ap/Lat

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Purpose of the Test

This test may be ordered to diagnose fractures, dislocations, and other injuries or abnormalities of the humerus bone. It can also be used to monitor the healing progress of a previously diagnosed injury.

When this test is required

This test may be ordered by a healthcare provider when a patient experiences an injury or trauma to the upper arm. It may also be ordered if a patient has persistent pain or limited range of motion in the upper arm. The test can also be used to monitor the progress of healing of a previously diagnosed injury.

What the Test Detects

X-Ray: Humerus Ap/Lat is a medical imaging test used to evaluate the bones of the upper arm, particularly the humerus bone. The test can detect fractures, dislocations, and other abnormalities in the bone structure.

Preparation for the Test

No special preparation is usually needed for an X-Ray: Humerus Ap/Lat. However, patients may be asked to remove jewelry, clothing or any metal objects that could interfere with the imaging. They may also be required to change into a gown or provided with a lead apron to cover the body and protect it from unnecessary radiation exposure during the test.

Sample Requirements

No sample is required for an X-Ray: Humerus Ap/Lat. The test involves the use of X-rays, which are a type of radiation that can pass through the body and create an image on a special film or digital sensor.

Additional Notes

The X-ray is a safe and painless procedure that uses a low level of radiation to produce images of the bones. However, pregnant women should inform their healthcare provider prior to the test, as radiation exposure can be harmful to a developing fetus. Additionally, patients should inform their healthcare provider if they have any metal implants or devices in the body, as these can interfere with the imaging. Finally, patients should follow any preparation instructions given to them by their healthcare provider, such as removing jewelry or wearing a gown.