X-RAY SOFT TISSUE NECK FOR ADENOID

₹500

X-ray soft tissue adenoids is conducted at an advanced diagnostics centre, Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy, which is also accredited by NABL and NABH. An X-ray can be used to look at soft tissues in the neck area, such as adenoids in the back of the nose. It can help to assess adenoid size, which can lead to nasal (and mouth) obstruction, breathing problems, snoring, and breathing issues, especially in children.

About X-Ray Soft Tissue Neck for Adenoid

A X-ray of the soft tissue neck (adenoids) is used to assist in measuring the size of the adenoids and assess how they could affect the neighbouring airway. Adenoids are located in the back of the nose and are made up of lymphatic tissue. Protect against infections, particularly in children. In some cases, the adenoids grow and/or obstruct the airway behind the nose. An X-ray can provide the doctor with a picture to check the soft tissues and airways in the area of the neck to see if adenoids could be causing a problem, or if the airways are narrowing.

What is X-Ray Soft Tissue Neck for Adenoid?

X-ray soft tissue Neck Adenoid is a specialised X-ray study to take X-rays of upper airway soft tissue. A lateral examination is usually performed to assess the size of the adenoids and/or the nasopharyngeal airway. Patient positioning for the exam and the amount of radiation to capture the image are done in accordance with protocol in order to achieve a desired view. The doctor analyzes a picture and considers the size of the adenoids in relation to the space between the adenoids and ear bones, and whether the adenoids have narrowed behind the nose. Results can assist the doctor caring for you in determining if further tests or treatment is required.

Common Reasons for X-Ray Soft Tissue Neck for Adenoid

  • Enlarged Adenoids: To assess whether the adenoids are enlarged and affecting the airway.
  • Nasal Blockage: Evaluation of possible narrowing behind the nasal passage.
  • Mouth Breathing: Investigation of persistent mouth breathing, particularly in children.
  • Snoring: Assessment of possible adenoid enlargement in children experiencing frequent snoring.
  • Breathing Difficulties: Evaluation of upper airway narrowing that may contribute to breathing problems.
  • Sleep Disturbances: Investigation of possible airway obstruction associated with disturbed sleep.

Conditions Evaluated

Adenoid Enlargement

The examination helps assess the size of the adenoids and determine whether they are enlarged enough to narrow the nearby airway.

Nasopharyngeal Airway Narrowing

The X-ray helps evaluate the air passage behind the nasal cavity and identify possible narrowing associated with enlarged adenoids.

Upper Airway Obstruction

The examination may show changes in the upper airway that could contribute to nasal blockage, mouth breathing, and breathing difficulties.

Soft Tissue Abnormalities

The images may help assess visible changes in the soft tissue structures around the nasopharyngeal region.

Why Choose Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy?

Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy is a diagnostic center, providing services in the field of Radiology, Nuclear Medicine, and Pathology all together in one place. We emphasize that our radiology services are about patient comfort, the use of the right imaging method, careful examination, and thorough reporting. We work to ensure reliable diagnostic assistance with quality standards and patient care.

Book Your X-Ray Soft Tissue Neck for Adenoid

Contact Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy to book an appointment if your doctor has recommended an X-Ray Soft Tissue Neck for Adenoid examination. Please carry the doctor's prescription and any past X-ray films and medical history. Our staff will take you through the exam and coordinate the positioning to help obtain the proper imaging.

Test information: Fasting NOT needed

Reporting: Within 24 hours*

  • No fasting is required before this X-ray examination.
  • Follow the instructions provided by the radiology staff for proper positioning.
  • Inform the staff if the patient is pregnant or pregnancy is suspected.
  • Inform the radiology staff about any difficulty standing, sitting, or maintaining the required position.
  • Remove necklaces, chains, or other metal objects around the neck before the examination.
  • Carry the doctor's prescription and any previous X-ray images or relevant medical reports.
  • Inform the staff about any recent neck injury, surgery, or relevant medical condition.
  • For children, a parent or guardian may accompany the child and help them remain comfortable during the examination.
  • Try to remain still during image acquisition to avoid blurred images.
* For details, please see service-related policies

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