X-ray - Skull AP & Lat
X-ray – Skull AP & Lateral is an imaging test that provides front and side views of the skull to evaluate bone structure and detect fractures or abnormalities.
X-ray – Skull AP & Lateral is a diagnostic imaging procedure used to examine the skull from two essential views: anteroposterior (AP) and lateral. These combined views provide a comprehensive assessment of the skull’s structure, symmetry, and alignment.
The AP view offers a front-to-back image of the skull, while the lateral view provides a side profile, allowing better visualization of different skull regions. Together, these views help detect fractures, bone lesions, congenital abnormalities, and structural changes.
This test is commonly recommended in cases of head injury, trauma, persistent headaches, or suspected skull abnormalities. It is a quick, non-invasive procedure that plays an important role in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
The purpose of the X-ray – Skull AP & Lateral test is to:
- Examine skull structure from multiple views
- Detect fractures or injuries
- Identify bone abnormalities or lesions
- Assess skull alignment and symmetry
- Support diagnosis of skull-related conditions