Cervical Spine X-ray Examination without Contrast (2 projections) is a radiological examination that allows physicians to evaluate the structure, deformities, and pathological changes of the cervical spine.

This examination is performed from two different angles to provide detailed imaging, enabling the identification of spinal injuries, arthritic changes, disc narrowing, or other structural abnormalities.

With precise images obtained through this method, physicians are able to detect structural deviations in a timely manner, make an accurate diagnosis, and plan effective treatment strategies.