X - Ray Oesophageal Area AP(F.Body)

An X-ray Oesophageal Area AP(F.Body) is a less invasive procedure that aids in seeing the fibula and talus. The X-ray picture is black and white. Dense features like bones appear white, while softer bodily components like skin and muscles appear darker. The actual radiation exposure period is often less than a second, while the entire test may take between 15-20 minutes.

An X-ray Oesophageal Area AP (F.Body) identifies accidentally ingested external objects such as chicken or fish bones, buttons, marbles, screws, button batteries, and straight pins in children and determine the location of swallowed fish bones, coins, fruit pits, straight pins, and dentures in adults, also find blockage created by external objects in the upper gastrointestinal tract, result in upper GI infections.