X-Ray Hip to Ankle Lateral is a side-view radiographic examination of the entire lower limb, extending from the hip to the ankle. The examination provides detailed assessment of the bones, joints, and limb alignment, helping diagnose fractures, deformities, alignment abnormalities, and other orthopedic conditions affecting the lower extremity.
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X-Ray Hip to Ankle Lateral is a diagnostic imaging examination that captures a side-view (Lateral) image of the entire lower limb, extending from the hip to the ankle, using low-dose X-ray radiation.
It is performed to evaluate bone alignment, fractures, deformities, limb abnormalities, orthopedic conditions, post-traumatic injuries, and post-operative outcomes affecting the lower limb.
The examination visualizes the hip joint, femur (thigh bone), knee joint, tibia, fibula, ankle joint, and surrounding bony structures.
The lateral view helps evaluate the side-profile alignment of the lower limb, detect fractures, assess joint relationships, and identify deformities that may not be fully visible on a front-view X-ray.
Yes. It is commonly used to identify fractures of the femur, tibia, fibula, and bones around the hip, knee, and ankle, particularly after trauma.
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