X - Ray Scannogram Both Lower Limbs

The X - Ray Scannogram Both Lower Limbs  is a specialized imaging technique used to accurately measure the length of the legs from hip to ankle. It is commonly performed to detect or assess leg length discrepancies, monitor bone growth in children, or evaluate the results of orthopedic treatments or surgeries.

Unlike a regular X-ray, a scannogram captures multiple images in a single plane using a ruler or reference scale, providing precise measurements of each limb. This test is non-invasive, quick, and typically does not require any special preparation. It is often recommended by orthopedic specialists for conditions such as limb length inequality, congenital deformities, or post-traumatic assessments.