Neck Cervical X-Ray

Neck Cervical X-Ray is a diagnostic imaging test used to examine the bones and alignment in the neck (cervical region). It helps doctors assess possible causes of neck pain, stiffness, numbness, or injuries after trauma. This X-ray provides clear images of the neck area to detect structural changes or abnormalities.

What a Neck Cervical X-Ray Can Detect

• Degenerative changes – Early signs of wear and tear in the neck joints, such as cervical spondylosis.
• Bone fractures – Injury after falls, accidents, or sudden impact.
• Abnormal alignment – Straight neck (loss of normal curve), misalignment, or abnormal posture-related changes.
• Bone spurs – Bony overgrowth that may be related to long-term degeneration.
• Narrowed joint or disc spaces – Possible early joint or disc problems.
• Arthritic changes – Joint degeneration or inflammation in the neck region.
• Post-treatment or follow-up assessment – Monitoring recovery after injury or therapy.

Who Should Consider This Scan?

• Individuals with persistent neck pain or stiffness
• Neck injury after accidents, falls, or sports
• Numbness, tingling, or discomfort spreading to the shoulders or arms
• Office workers or “tech neck” from long hours on phone or computer
• Elderly individuals with suspected neck degeneration
• Patients needing imaging for follow-up or further evaluation

Procedure Overview

A Neck Cervical X-Ray is quick, safe, and non-invasive. You may be asked to stand or lie in different positions while low-dose X-rays capture several views of your neck. The entire process usually takes only a few minutes.

Why Choose Prinz Klinik?

Prinz Klinik uses high-resolution digital X-ray systems to produce clear images of the neck cervical region, helping doctors make accurate assessments. Our radiography team focuses on proper positioning, comfort, and fast reporting for a smooth and efficient experience.