DIG X-RAY COCCYX SPINE AP VIEW

The Coccyx Anteroposterior (AP) X-ray view is a diagnostic imaging technique that captures the most distal part of the spine in a posterior-to-anterior projection. This specialized view is essential for highlighting the detailed anatomy of the sacrum and coccyx, situated near the base of the spine. The coccyx, commonly known as the tailbone, is a small, triangular bone resulting from the fusion of three to five vertebrae. This imaging approach is specifically employed for investigating and identifying potential causes of coccyx discomfort, pain, or trauma. By utilizing the AP projection, Hypro Diagnostics can assess the structural integrity of the coccyx, pinpoint fractures, and evaluate any abnormalities contributing to patient symptoms. While the lateral posture is also valuable for specific examinations, the AP view plays a pivotal role in providing a comprehensive understanding of the coccyx region, facilitating accurate diagnosis, and informing targeted treatment strategies for Hypro Diagnostics.