X-ray - Pelvis AP

X-ray – Pelvis AP (Anteroposterior view) is a diagnostic imaging test used to examine the pelvic bones, including the hip joints, sacrum, and surrounding structures. This view captures the pelvis from front to back, offering a clear overview of bone alignment and joint integrity.

The test is commonly used in cases of trauma, injury, or persistent pelvic or hip pain. It helps detect fractures, dislocations, degenerative changes such as arthritis, and other structural abnormalities.

Pelvis AP X-ray is a quick and non-invasive procedure that plays an important role in diagnosing conditions affecting the pelvic region.

The purpose of the X-ray – Pelvis AP test is to:

• Examine pelvic bone structure and alignment
• Detect fractures or dislocations
• Assess hip joints and surrounding structures
• Identify degenerative or arthritic changes
• Support diagnosis of pelvic and hip conditions