X-RAY BOTH ANKLE AP

This examination is commonly performed to evaluate ankle pain, trauma, suspected fractures, arthritis, joint swelling, bone infections, bone lesions, congenital abnormalities, degenerative changes, and other disorders affecting one or both ankles.

The examination evaluates the tibia, fibula, talus, ankle joint, medial and lateral malleoli (ankle bones), joint spaces, and surrounding bony structures.

Yes. This examination is commonly used to identify fractures of the tibia, fibula, talus, malleoli, and other bones of the ankle joint. It also helps assess bone alignment following injury.

Yes. It may reveal bone destruction, abnormal bone lesions, cysts, or tumors affecting the ankle bones. Additional imaging or laboratory tests may be recommended for confirmation.

Imaging both ankles allows doctors to compare the right and left ankles, evaluate bilateral conditions, and identify subtle differences in bone structure or joint alignment.