Nasal Bones X-ray Examination without Contrast (2 projections) is a medical diagnostic method used for the detailed assessment of the structure and condition of the nasal bones.

The examination is performed from two different angles, ensuring a complete and accurate image, which is essential for detecting any deformities, fractures, or other abnormalities.

This procedure is particularly important for diagnosing nasal injuries, such as fractures of the nasal bones or chronic changes.

Nasal Bones X-ray Examination without Contrast (2 projections) allows the physician to determine the presence of inflammation or infection, monitor the progression of the condition accurately, and effectively manage the treatment process.