Plain x-rays are typically the first imaging test done to evaluate the arms, legs, or chest and sometimes the spine and abdomen. These body parts contain important structures with very different densities that are easily distinguished on x-rays.

Available Test:

Chest : P/A, A/P, Apical, Oblique, Lateral
Penetrating a Scaphoid veiw
Skull: A/P, Oblique, Lateral
Shoulder Joint (L/R): A/P, Swimmers view
Elbow Joint (L/R) : A/P, Oblique, Lateral
Wrist Joint (L/R) : A/P, Oblique, Lateral
Hip Joint (L/R) : A/P, Oblique, Lateral
Knee Joint (L/R) : A/P, Oblique, Lateral
Ankel Joint (L/R) : A/P, Oblique, Lateral
PNS : OM, Lateral View
Nasopharyx (True Lateral view)
Pelvis : A/P Frogleg view
Cervical Spine : A/P, Lateral, Oblique
Dorsal Spine : A/P, Lateral, Oblique
L/S Spine : A/P, Lateral, Oblique
Coccyx Joints : A/P, Lateral
S. LJoint : Oblique (Both)
Soft Tissue Neck : A/P, Lateral
Abdomen (Eract/Supine)
Tooth (Occusal view) Nasal Bone (Lateral view)
Mandible (Oblique view)
TM Joint (Open and Close Mouth)
Mastoid (Towns, Strenvers view)
Optic Foramen view  Orbit : A/P view
KUB  OPG
Myelogram (Lumber/ Lumbo-dorsai/Cervical/Full)