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What is a X-RAY DL SPINE AP & LATERAL?

X-Ray DL Spine AP & Lateral is a two-view X-ray examination of the dorsolumbar spine that captures Anteroposterior (AP) and Lateral images. It is performed to evaluate back pain, fractures, spinal alignment, degenerative changes, scoliosis, and other conditions affecting the dorsolumbar spine, supporting accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

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Also known as/ Other names: X-Ray Dorsolumbar Spine AP & Lateral Views, DL Spine X-Ray (AP & Lateral), Thoracolumbar Spine X-Ray AP & Lateral, X-Ray Thoraco-Lumbar Spine AP & Lateral
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What is an X-Ray DL Spine AP & Lateral?

X-Ray DL Spine AP & Lateral is a diagnostic imaging examination that captures Anteroposterior (AP) and Lateral views of the dorsolumbar (DL) spine. It helps evaluate the bones, alignment, and overall condition of the dorsolumbar spine.

Why is this examination performed?

This examination is commonly performed to evaluate back pain, spinal injuries, fractures, degenerative disc disease, osteoarthritis, scoliosis, spinal deformities, infections, tumors, and other abnormalities affecting the dorsolumbar spine.

Which structures are examined during the test?

The examination visualizes the vertebral bodies, intervertebral disc spaces, facet joints, spinal alignment, pedicles, spinous processes, and surrounding bony structures of the dorsolumbar spine.

Can this X-ray detect a spinal fracture?

Yes. It is commonly used to identify vertebral fractures, including compression fractures and other traumatic injuries involving the dorsolumbar spine.

What does "DL Spine" mean?

DL Spine refers to the dorsolumbar spine, the transitional region between the thoracic (dorsal) spine and the lumbar spine, typically including the T10 to L2 vertebrae.

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