The oblique view in X-ray imaging is a specialized technique used to provide a more detailed perspective of the body’s internal structures. Unlike standard frontal or lateral views, the oblique X-ray positions the patient at an angle to the X-ray beam, allowing clinicians to visualize structures that may overlap or be hidden in other projections. … Read more
An X-ray throat view is a specialized imaging procedure used to evaluate the structures of the throat, including the pharynx, larynx, and surrounding tissues. This diagnostic tool provides critical information for identifying infections, obstructions, structural abnormalities, and other medical conditions that affect breathing, swallowing, and voice. By capturing detailed images of the throat area, an … Read more