What is this test?
X-rays of the cervical spine capture front-to-back (AP) and side (lateral) views of the neck vertebrae.
What is it used for?

• Diagnosing fractures or dislocations
• Evaluating degenerative changes or arthritis
• Assessing alignment and spinal canal space

Who should get this test?

• Patients with neck pain or trauma
• Those with neurological symptoms affecting the arms or hands

Preparation Required:
Remove jewelry or neck accessories.
How is the procedure performed?
You stand or sit while X-rays are taken from front and side angles.
Risks & Safety:
Low radiation exposure; safe when necessary.
Results:
Radiologist examines vertebral structure and alignment.

Short Statement:
A targeted neck X-ray from two angles to assess cervical spine alignment, injury, or degeneration.
Call to Action:
Experiencing neck stiffness or pain? Book your Cervical Spine X-Ray today for a clearer picture of what’s going on.