X-Ray LS Spine Left Bending is a specialized radiographic examination performed while the patient bends toward the left side. The examination evaluates the lumbar spine, spinal alignment, flexibility, and stability, helping diagnose scoliosis, spinal instability, and other lower back abnormalities.
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X-Ray LS Spine Left Bending is a specialized X-ray examination performed while you bend your upper body toward the left side to evaluate the lumbar spine (lower back) and its movement.
It is performed to assess spinal alignment, flexibility, scoliosis, spinal instability, degenerative changes, and other abnormalities affecting the lower back.
Left Bending means the X-ray is taken while you bend your spine toward the left side, allowing doctors to evaluate how the lumbar spine moves and aligns during motion.
The examination visualizes the lumbar vertebrae (L1–L5), lumbosacral junction (L5–S1), intervertebral disc spaces, facet joints, and surrounding bony structures.
It helps assess spinal flexibility, curvature, and stability, and can reveal abnormalities that may not be visible on standard standing X-rays.
Yes. The examination can help identify abnormal movement or instability of the lumbar spine during side bending.
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