X-RAY BOTH KNEE LATERAL

This examination is commonly performed to evaluate knee pain, trauma, suspected fractures, patellar injuries, osteoarthritis, joint effusion, degenerative changes, postoperative conditions, and other disorders affecting one or both knee joints.

The Lateral view provides detailed visualization of the patella (kneecap), femoral condyles, tibial plateau, joint spaces, bone alignment, and surrounding bony structures. It is particularly useful for assessing fractures, joint effusion, patellar position, and degenerative changes.

The examination evaluates the femur, tibia, fibula, patella (kneecap), femoral condyles, tibial plateau, knee joint spaces, and surrounding bony structures.

Yes. This examination is commonly used to identify fractures involving the femur, tibia, fibula, patella, and other bones forming the knee joint. It also helps assess bone alignment following injury.

Yes. The lateral view provides excellent visualization of the patella and helps evaluate patellar fractures, dislocations, abnormal positioning, and other patellofemoral abnormalities.