X-RAY CERVICAL SPINE AP VIEW

Also Known As:

C-Spine AP

Neck X-Ray Front View

Cervical Vertebrae AP

Anteroposterior Cervical Spine

X-Ray Cervical Spine AP View is a diagnostic imaging test used to examine the cervical spine (neck bones) from the front view (Anteroposterior view). This X-ray helps doctors evaluate the alignment and condition of the cervical vertebrae, joints, and surrounding bone structures. It is commonly recommended for patients with neck pain, stiffness, injury, trauma, suspected fracture, cervical spondylosis, or nerve-related problems. The procedure is quick, painless, and usually completed within a few minutes.

Includes 4 Test Parameters

Technique

Frontal radiographic projection of the neck.

Purpose

To assess the alignment and integrity of the cervical vertebrae (C1-C7).

Area Covered

The cervical spine (neck bones).

Key Clinical Point

Indicated for patients with neck pain, stiffness, or suspected spondylosis.

Includes Test 5 Parameters

It shows the cervical vertebrae (neck bones) from the front, including their alignment and joints.

To evaluate neck pain, stiffness, or suspected bone damage following an injury.

Yes, it can show signs of wear and tear, such as narrowed joints or bone spurs.

Yes, necklaces or large earrings must be removed as metal blocks the X-ray beam.

While it shows the bones, it helps doctors see if bone issues might be affecting the nerves.

X-RAY CERVICAL SPINE AP VIEW

₹390.00 ₹400.00 (3% OFF)

X-RAY CERVICAL SPINE AP VIEW

Includes 4 Test Parameters

X-RAY CERVICAL SPINE AP VIEW 4 Parameters

Includes Test 5 Parameters

What part of the spine does this X-ray show?

Why would I need a front-view neck X-ray?

Does this test show "Cervical Spondylosis"?

Should I remove my jewelry?

Is it useful for nerve-related neck pain?

X-RAY CERVICAL SPINE AP VIEW