DIG X-RAY RIGHT ANKLE AP VIEW

X-rays are employed in radiography to visualize internal structures, and the AP (anteroposterior) view of a right ankle X-ray specifically captures images of the bone structure from the front to the back. This view provides a precise image of the distal tibia, distal fibula, proximal talus, and proximal metatarsals, all crucial bones in the ankle region (talocrural region). Individuals experiencing symptoms such as pain, swelling, tenderness, or deformities in the ankle joint are typically recommended to undergo the ankle X-ray AP view. This diagnostic tool aids healthcare professionals in assessing and diagnosing various conditions affecting the ankle, facilitating appropriate treatment plans for patients.