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The X-ray Right Foot AP & Oblique View Test is mostly used to view the bones of your feet, including your ankle bones (tarsal bones), front end of the foot (metatarsal bones), and toes (phalanges) as well as surrounding soft tissues (skin and muscles).
To identify any broken or any fractured foot bones and also be able to track the broken bone's healing after it has been set.
To rule out any possible infection:
During the Test, your body will be positioned in between a machine producing X-rays and a plate. This plate creates the image digitally or using the X-ray film.
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The cost of the X-Ray imaging for the Right Foot AP & Oblique View Test in Delhi starts at INR 700.
The reports will be obtained within the next day post your test from Ganesh Diagnostic and Imaging Center
| Test Type | X-ray Right Foot AP/Oblique |
| Includes | X-ray Right Foot AP/Oblique (X-Ray) |
| Preparation |
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| Reporting | 4-6 hours |
| Test Price |
₹ 450
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The oblique radiographs are considered to be halfway between AP (and the PA) and any lateral radiographs. The patient would be rotated to about 45 degree from the lateral (or frontal).
The nomenclature for your oblique film is not very clear. If the patient' has their left side would be closer to the film than right side, then the view would be considered as 'left oblique'.
An anterior-posterior and medial oblique view would require the foot to an obliquely positioned to 30 to 40 degrees.
The Lateral radiograph would require the patient to be the recumbent on your affected side with your knee flexed.
The plantar surface of your foot is also perpendicular to your image receptor, which will then acquire a true lateral image.
One of the main advantages of an oblique view would be that it shows your true shape and the size of front face of an object, which could be important for showing the appropriate dimensions or the specifications.
It would also allow you to view the depth and the orientation of an object, which would be further helpful in showing the functions of the system.
The literature also presents the vast ranges of any subtalar motion that ranges from about 5° to 65°.
An average ROM for the pronation is around 5° and 20° for the supination angle. The Inversion and the eversion ROM is identified as 30° and 18°, respectively. The Total inversion-eversion motion is known to be about 2:1 and a 3:2 ratio of the inversion-to-eversion movement.
For Foot AP Oblique View (Medial Rotation)
A greater rotation is generally helpful in demonstrating the joint spaces of the foot.The Sinus tarsi will also be well demonstrated.
At Ganesh Diagnostic and Imaging Centre, we are known for providing excellent service and care to its patients for decades. Lakhs of satisfied patients over the years!
It is an established and renowned diagnostic centre since 2001.
Their excellence is backed by NABH and NABL Accreditations.
Your reports would be made available within 24 hours itself.
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