X-RAY CERVICAL SPINE OBLIQUE VIEW

Also Known As:

Foramina View C-Spine

C-Spine Neuroforamina X-Ray

Oblique Cervical Vertebrae

C-Spine Nerve Root View

X-Ray Cervical Spine Oblique View is a diagnostic imaging test used to examine the cervical spine (neck bones) from an angled view. This view is especially useful for evaluating the intervertebral foramina (nerve passage spaces), where the spinal nerves exit the spine. It helps doctors detect nerve compression, cervical spondylosis, bone spurs, fractures, and other cervical spine abnormalities. The procedure is quick, painless, and usually completed within a few minutes.

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Technique

Angled radiographic projection of the neck bones.

Purpose

Specifically used to visualize the intervertebral foramina where nerves exit.

Area Covered

The neural passage spaces of the cervical spine.

Key Clinical Point

Critical for identifying nerve compression and bone spurs.

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It specifically looks at the spaces (foramina) where the nerves exit the spinal column.

It shows the bone structures that might be compressing a nerve, such as bone spurs or narrow passages.

The body is angled diagonally to get a clearer view of the nerve passageways in the spine.

The positioning is gentle, but you should inform the technician if certain movements cause pain.

It is usually requested if you have radiating pain or numbness in your arms or hands.

X-RAY CERVICAL SPINE OBLIQUE VIEW

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X-RAY CERVICAL SPINE OBLIQUE VIEW

Includes 4 Test Parameters

X-RAY CERVICAL SPINE OBLIQUE VIEW 4 Parameters

Includes Test 5 Parameters

What makes the Oblique View unique for the neck?

Will this show if I have a "Pinched Nerve"?

How is this view different from a side view?

Is this test painful if I have a neck injury?

Is an Oblique view always necessary?

X-RAY CERVICAL SPINE OBLIQUE VIEW