Arthrography of the Shoulder Using X-ray (1 projection) is an X-ray examination used for the primary assessment of the shoulder joint and its surrounding structures.

The procedure involves only one projection, allowing the physician to evaluate the condition of the shoulder joint, identify joint damage, micro-traumas, or cellular changes.

The procedure is non-invasive and safe, with the advantage of providing quick and accurate results, enabling the physician to determine the need for treatment in a timely manner.

Arthrography of the Shoulder Using X-ray (1 projection) is often performed for both initial diagnosis and subsequent monitoring of a patient's condition, especially for those with chronic shoulder pain or those involved in active sports.

Although only one projection is used during this examination, it provides a fairly complete picture for detecting certain pathologies.