X-Ray Right Heel AP is a front-view radiographic examination of the right heel that provides detailed images of the calcaneus (heel bone), talus, subtalar joint, and surrounding bony structures. The examination helps diagnose fractures, arthritis, bone abnormalities, infections, and other conditions affecting the heel, supporting accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
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X-Ray Right Heel AP (Anteroposterior) is a diagnostic imaging examination that captures a front-to-back (AP) image of the right heel using low-dose X-ray radiation.
It is performed to evaluate right heel pain, injuries, fractures, arthritis, swelling, bone abnormalities, and other conditions affecting the heel.
The examination visualizes the calcaneus (heel bone), talus, subtalar joint, surrounding tarsal bones, and adjacent bony structures.
It can help diagnose calcaneal (heel bone) fractures, arthritis, bone cysts, infections, congenital abnormalities, degenerative changes, and other conditions affecting the heel.
Yes. It is commonly performed together with Lateral and/or Axial (Calcaneal) heel views to provide a more comprehensive evaluation of the heel.
Yes. It is commonly used to identify fractures of the calcaneus (heel bone) and assess the alignment of the heel.
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