X-ray (Bones and Joints)
Also known as: Radiograph
Category: ImagingSample: X RayReport in: Same Day
Uses a small dose of radiation to image bones and joints.
Why it's done
- Detect fractures
- Assess arthritis
What it measures
Bone and joint images.
Preparation
Remove metal items; inform if pregnant.
Normal range
No fracture or joint narrowing
Understanding results
Shows fractures, joint space narrowing and bone changes.
Related conditions
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Frequently asked questions
Why is the X-ray (Bones and Joints) test done?
Detect fractures, Assess arthritis
How do I prepare for X-ray (Bones and Joints)?
Remove metal items; inform if pregnant.
What is the normal range for X-ray (Bones and Joints)?
No fracture or joint narrowing
Medically reviewed by
Medical review pending
Last updated
9 October 2026
Sources
- ICMR standard treatment workflows
- Reference ranges vary by laboratory - always read your report with your doctor
This information is for general awareness and does not replace advice from a qualified doctor. Do not start, stop or change any medicine without medical advice.