Radiology Site

Category: Anatomy

  • Knee Xray

    The knee is the body’s largest and most complex joint. It functions as a hinge, connecting the femur to the tibia, supported by the patella and the fibula.

  • Lumbar Spine Xray

    AP View KV 70–80 kVp / 40–60 mAs MAS automated Center centered at the level of the iliac crests (approximately L4-L5) at the midsagittal plane Angulation Perpendicular Distance 110 cm40–43 inches Lateral View KV 85 – 100 MAS automated Center Iliac crest – mid coronal level Angulation Perpendicular Distance 100 cm

  • Skull Xray

    A skull X-ray (skull radiography) is a quick, safe imaging test that uses a small amount of radiation to create pictures of the cranial vault and facial bones. It is primarily used to detect fractures, tumors, foreign objects, or bone infections. Views Anteroposterior view (AP) Lateral View Occipitomental View (OM)

  • Ankle Xray

    AP Lateral View KV 50 – 60 MAS 3 – 5 Center center of the tibiatalar joint Angulation Perpendicular Distance 100 cm

  • Wrist Xray

    AP Oblique

  • Sacroiliac joint Xray

    Oblique

  • Foot Xray

    AP Lateral Oblique

  • Cervical Spine Xray

    AP Lateral

  • Hand Xray

    AP

  • Liver Ultrasound

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