Kidney X-ray Examination without Contrast is one of the important diagnostic methods used to assess the anatomical characteristics and structural condition of the kidney.

The aim of the examination is to evaluate the shape, size, and location of the kidney in order to identify any pathological changes in a timely manner. Accordingly, this examination is important in the stage of making clinical decisions and, together with other tests, helps the physician form a complete picture.

Kidney X-ray Examination without Contrast is appropriate in cases where a general assessment is needed with minimal intervention. The advantages of the study include safety, speed of performance, and non-invasiveness. All of this contributes to its widespread use in nephrology and general medicine.