Heel X-ray Examination is an important diagnostic procedure aimed at accurately assessing the structure of the heel bone, joints, and soft tissues.

The purpose of the examination is to study the anatomical features of the heel, including the arrangement, shape, and symmetry of the bones.

The examination allows the doctor to evaluate the structural and functional characteristics of the heel with the detailed visual material obtained, which determines the effectiveness of the lower limb's function.

The procedure is safe, fast, and non-invasive. The precise data obtained from the examination ensures a correct diagnosis and effective treatment planning.

Heel X-ray Examination is often used both as an initial diagnostic tool and during the monitoring phase of the patient's treatment to control analytical results in a timely manner and, if necessary, develop additional treatment strategies.