Wrist X-ray Examination (1 projection) is a diagnostic procedure aimed at the detailed assessment of the bone structures of the wrist.

The examination is performed when a precise analysis of the anatomical structures of the wrist is needed, especially for evaluating the interaction between the hand and wrist, diagnosing various injuries or anomalies, and identifying deformities or fractures in the bone structures.

Wrist X-ray Examination provides a detailed visualization of the wrist bones, their alignment, shape, and symmetry, allowing the physician to accurately assess the condition of the wrist, make a timely diagnosis, and determine the appropriate treatment methods.

The information obtained in one projection during the wrist x-ray examination offers a representation of the internal structures of the wrist and is often sufficient for the initial stage of treatment. The details captured in the image serve as a basis for assessing anatomical features, proportions, and characteristics.