X ray Both CALCANEUM LATERAL VIEW

Side-view X-rays of both heel bones to check for fractures, bone spurs, alignment problems, or joint disease in Visit Clinic.
What is a X ray Both CALCANEUM LATERAL VIEW Test in Visit Clinic?
An X-ray lateral view of both calcaneums produces side images of the heel bones. It shows bone shape, cracks, alignment, and hard growths like heel spurs. The calcaneus is the large bone that supports body weight and links to the Achilles tendon. Its condition affects walking, balance, and pain in the back of the foot. This X-ray helps find fractures after injury and explains chronic heel pain. It also detects arthritis, bone infection, and some tumors or cysts. Doctors use this image to confirm a break, decide if surgery or casting is needed, monitor healing over time, and determine if more detailed scans are required. The test is quick, widely available, and usually well tolerated.
X ray Both CALCANEUM LATERAL VIEW Test Preparation in Visit Clinic
No special preparation is required.
X ray Both CALCANEUM LATERAL VIEW Test Parameters in Visit Clinic
The X ray Both CALCANEUM LATERAL VIEW test evaluates various parameters. Here are the main parameters checked:
Why Take a X ray Both CALCANEUM LATERAL VIEW Test in Visit Clinic?
X ray Both CALCANEUM LATERAL VIEW is usually ordered as part of foot or ankle X-ray series in orthopedics. Doctors request it for sudden heel pain after trauma, swelling, trouble bearing weight, or chronic pain from suspected spurs. It helps diagnose fractures, dislocations, arthritis, infection, or bone lesions. Abnormal findings often result from injury, overuse, arthritis, infection, or metabolic bone disease, and family history of bone disorders may prompt testing.
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