Orthospondylography - Scoliosis X-ray Examination (1 projection) is an imaging diagnostic procedure aimed at a comprehensive assessment of the structural and anatomical features of the spine.

The examination is particularly useful when simultaneous analysis of all spinal segments is required, as well as the identification of their spatial relationship, alignment, and possible deformities.

The resulting image enables the specialist to evaluate spinal curves, length, symmetry, and the overall condition of the bony structures.

Orthospondylography is characterized by ease of performance, low radiation exposure, and a large amount of information, which makes it widely used in both children and adults for the initial or general assessment of the spine’s condition.