X-ray hip and pelvis, 1 view

Procedure Information

What is X-ray Hip and Pelvis, 1 View?

X-ray hip and pelvis, 1 view is an imaging procedure that uses low doses of radiation to produce pictures of the hip, pelvis and surrounding structures.

Why Would I Get a X-ray Hip and Pelvis, 1 View?

X-ray hip and pelvis, 1 view is often used to evaluate a number of medical conditions, including fractures, joint, deformities, and arthritis.

What Happens During a X-ray Hip and Pelvis, 1 View?

The procedure will involve the patient being asked to lie on a table and an X-ray machine will be used to take a picture of the hip, pelvis and surrounding structures.

What to Expect After a X-ray Hip and Pelvis, 1 View?

After the procedure, no special care is needed. The X-ray images will be reviewed by a medical professional and the results will be finalized and reported.

Conclusion

X-ray hip and pelvis, 1 view is a safe and simple imaging procedure used to assess various medical conditions in the hip and pelvis. The procedure is generally fast and will produce X-ray images that will be reviewed and reported on. No special care is required after the procedure.