NABL Accredited
X-Ray
24 Hours
X-Ray Chest – AP View
Chest X-Ray (AP View) is a front-facing chest X-ray usually performed when a patient is lying down or unable to stand. It provides clear images of the lungs, heart, and chest structures for diagnostic purposes.
Use of Chest X-Ray – AP View
- Common in ICU or emergency settings
- Detects infections like pneumonia or tuberculosis
- Assesses heart size, lung fields, and airways
- Evaluates chest trauma or post-surgical changes
- Monitors tubes, catheters, and pacemaker placement
Why Choose Us?
- Portable X-ray service available for non-ambulatory patients
- Trained radiology team with quick turnaround
- High-quality digital imaging
- Accurate reports with expert review
- Patient-centered, hygienic, and safe care
Preparation
- No fasting required
- Inform technician if you are pregnant
- Wear loose clothing; metallic items may need to be removed
- Follow breathing instructions during the scan
- Takes only 5–10 minutes
Clinically Proven
High accuracy and reliable results from certified labs.
Advanced Tech
Using latest diagnostic machines and methodology.
Test Preparation
- No special preparation is needed.
- For female patients of reproductive age, last menstrual period (LMP) information is required.