Knee X-ray Examination without Contrast (2 projections) is one of the important diagnostic procedures, aimed at the detailed assessment of the knee's bone structures using two different projections.

The examination allows the doctor to obtain clear and accurate images of the knee joint and its combined structures. It also provides information about the condition of the bones, their arrangement, and compatibility, which is crucial for both initial diagnosis and monitoring of the treatment process.

The two-projection examination of the knee fully evaluates the joint's integrity, symmetry, and detailed characteristics, significantly increasing the accuracy of the study and providing precise information on anatomical anomalies, injuries, and other changes.

Knee X-ray Examination without Contrast (2 projections) is characterized by high informativeness, procedural simplicity, and low radiation exposure, which leads to its widespread use in both outpatient and inpatient settings.