Single Knee X-Ray

Single Knee X-Ray is a diagnostic imaging test that captures detailed images of one knee joint. It helps doctors assess bone structure, joint alignment, and possible injuries or abnormalities. This scan is commonly used to evaluate pain, swelling, trauma, or chronic knee conditions.

What a Single Knee X-Ray Can Detect

• Fractures – Identifies bone cracks or breaks.
• Degenerative changes – Helps detect osteoarthritis or cartilage wear.
• Joint alignment issues – Assesses displacement or abnormal positioning.
• Bone spurs – Detects bony overgrowth associated with arthritis.
• Infections or inflammation – Shows signs of swelling or bone damage.
• Post-surgery evaluation – Monitors healing progress.

Who Should Consider This Scan?

• Individuals with knee pain, stiffness, or swelling
• Sports-related knee injuries
• Suspected fracture after a fall or impact
• Chronic knee discomfort or mobility issues
• Elderly patients with suspected osteoarthritis

Procedure Overview

The X-ray process is quick, painless, and non-invasive. You will be asked to position your knee in one or more angles while a targeted X-ray beam captures detailed images. The scan typically takes only a few minutes.

Why Choose Prinz Klinik?

Our imaging team ensures clear diagnostic images, fast reporting, and comfortable scanning experience. We use high-quality digital X-ray systems to support accurate assessment and medical decision-making.