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X-Ray Lumbar Spine Min 4V

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An X-ray lumbar spine minimum 4 views is a medical imaging test that uses X-rays to capture images of the lower back, specifically the lumbar spine. The test involves taking at least four different views or angles of the lumbar spine to provide a more complete picture of the structures and bones in the area.

During the test, the patient lies on their back on an X-ray table and the X-ray machine is positioned to take images from different angles. The images captured during the test can help doctors evaluate the lumbar spine for a variety of conditions, including fractures, degenerative disc disease, spinal stenosis, and herniated discs.

The four views that are typically included in an X-ray lumbar spine minimum 4 views are:

AP (anterior-posterior) view - this view is taken from the front to the back of the body.
Lateral view - this view is taken from the side of the body.
Left oblique view - this view is taken at an angle from the left side of the body.
Right oblique view - this view is taken at an angle from the right side of the body.
By taking these four different views, doctors can get a more complete picture of the lumbar spine and better diagnose and treat conditions that may be affecting the area.

It is important to note that an X-ray lumbar spine minimum 4 views may not be appropriate for all patients or conditions. Your doctor will determine if this test is necessary for your specific situation and medical history. They may also recommend additional tests or imaging studies to get a more comprehensive understanding of your condition.

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