X-Ray Both Sacroiliac Joint (SI Joints) AP And Lateral View Test

The sacroiliac joint is a joint that connects the hip bones to the sacrum. X-ray of both sacroiliac joints ap and lateral view is a radiographic procedure that records the image on a special x-ray film to view the area of the back where the spine connects to the hip bones.  The black and white image shows the bones, which appear white and softer body tissues.

Why is the X-Ray of Both Sacroiliac joints (SI Joints) AP And Lateral View Done?

Doctors order for X-Ray of Both Sacroiliac Joint (SI Joints) AP And Lateral View to diagnose

• Sacroiliitis
• Inflammation of the sacroiliac joint
• Spinal Arthritis (Ankylosing Spondylitis)
• If a patient experiences signs/ symptoms such as lower back pain, infection, inflammation, etc.
• If the doctor suspects the presence of deformities, abnormal mass growth, or tumor.
• To detect bone fracture in the SI joint region.

What is the procedure for X-Ray of Both Sacroiliac Joint (SI Joints) AP And Lateral View?

X-Ray Radiologist will explain the procedure for X-Ray Both Sacroiliac Joint (SI Joints) AP And Lateral View.

Cost of X-Ray Both Sacroiliac Joint (SI Joints) AP And Lateral View

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