Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy is a state-of-the-art diagnostic centre that is NABL and NABH accredited. This X-ray helps to provide an image of the right mastoid area. The mastoid is the area behind the ear and contains small air pockets. This scan can help identify any abnormalities and the shape of the mastoid bone.
This scan uses X-rays to provide an image of the correct bone in the mastoid area. The scan is done in an oblique position to provide the doctor with an angled view of the mastoid area. There is no special preparation required for this test. The images are quickly reviewed by the Radiologist. The report takes into consideration a range of symptoms and clinical history.
This is an infection or inflammation of the mastoid bone and air pockets. An X-ray can help identify changes to the appearance of the air pockets.
This is a chronic inflammation or infection of the middle ear. As the middle ear is connected to the mastoid air pockets, this scan can help identify any changes to this area.
The mastoid air pockets appear air-filled. If they do not appear clear, they may indicate fluid or inflammation. This needs to be correlated with clinical findings.
This scan can help identify some visible changes to the shape of the right mastoid bone. Further imaging may be required if further detail is required.
Some conditions affecting the middle ear can affect the mastoid area. This scan can provide some information about any changes to the bones.
Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy provides state-of-the-art diagnostic facilities. We have experienced staff, accurate reporting, and up-to-date imaging and positioning techniques to ensure we provide a quality service. We aim to provide a reliable, high-quality diagnostic service.
If your Doctor has recommended you have an X-ray - Right Mastoid Oblique view, get in touch with Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy. Please bring along a prescription from your Doctor and any medical reports relating to your ears from previous X-ray or CT scans. If you find it difficult to hold your head in position, please let the Radiology staff know.
Test information: No fasting is required. Remove jewellery, earrings, or other metal objects around the head and neck before the examination.
Reporting: Within 24 hours*