Purpose of the X-Ray: Wrists Both Ap / Lat View Test
X-ray of both wrists in AP (anterior-posterior) and lateral view may be ordered to diagnose bone fractures, sprains, arthritis, or other conditions affecting the wrists.
When this X-Ray: Wrists Both Ap / Lat View test is required
The X-ray of both wrists in AP and lateral view may be requested by a doctor or healthcare provider if you are experiencing wrist pain, swelling, or limited mobility. It may also be ordered after a wrist injury to assess the extent of damage and to monitor the healing process.
What the X-Ray: Wrists Both Ap / Lat View Test Detects
The X-ray of both wrists in AP and lateral view produces two-dimensional images of the wrist bones, joints, and surrounding tissues. The images can help diagnose bone fractures, dislocations, joint problems, and other conditions affecting the wrists.
Preparation for the X-Ray: Wrists Both Ap / Lat View Test
There is no special preparation needed for an X-ray of both wrists. However, you may be asked to remove jewelry or clothing that could interfere with the X-ray.
Sample Requirements
No sample is required for this test.
Additional Notes
X-rays use a small amount of radiation, but the risk is generally considered minimal. If you are pregnant, it is important to inform your doctor or healthcare provider before undergoing an X-ray, as there is a small risk of harm to the developing fetus.
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