X-Ray Abdomen Plain (Erect / Supine)
Also Known As
Test Parameters Included
- Erect Abdominal X-Ray View - detects free subdiaphragmatic gas, air-fluid levels, bowel dilation
- Supine Abdominal X-Ray View - evaluates bowel gas pattern, calcifications, soft tissue shadows, renal/ureteric stones
Department
Methodology
Sample Required
Preparation
Schedule Report
3 Hours
Emergency Report
Yes
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are both erect and supine X-rays taken?
Erect view detects free air under the diaphragm indicating perforation; supine view shows bowel gas patterns and air-fluid levels for obstruction assessment.
Is this test painful?
No, it is a non-invasive imaging procedure with no pain or needles involved.
How long does the X-ray take?
The procedure takes approximately 10-15 minutes including positioning for both views.
Is there radiation exposure?
Yes, minimal radiation exposure. Digital X-ray uses low dose. Pregnant patients should inform the technician.
What conditions can this X-ray detect?
Bowel obstruction, intestinal perforation with free gas, renal/ureteric calculi, intestinal gas patterns, and abdominal calcifications.
Test Description
Test Code
XRAY17
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