Cervical Spine X-ray (2 projection)
Cervical spine x-rays with two projections, also known as double-projection cervical x-rays, are medical images obtained using two different radiation angles to evaluate the spine in the neck region. These x-rays are useful in medicine for several reasons:
Complete evaluation of the cervical spine: Dual-view cervical x-rays provide a more complete and detailed view of the spine in the neck by showing it from two different angles. This allows for a more accurate assessment of alignment, structure, and any abnormalities present.
Diagnosis of injuries and trauma: By showing the cervical spine from multiple angles, these x-rays can help doctors detect fractures, dislocations, or other traumatic injuries to the cervical vertebrae that might not be visible in a single view.
Detection of degenerative diseases: Double-projection cervical radiographs are useful in evaluating degenerative diseases of the cervical spine, such as cervical arthritis, cervical spondylosis, and cervical disc herniation, from different perspectives, facilitating diagnosis and treatment planning.
Planning of surgical procedures: Before performing surgery on the cervical spine, such as spinal fusion or deformity correction, these x-rays help surgeons understand the exact anatomy of the spine and plan the procedure precisely.
Monitoring and evaluation of treatment: After receiving treatment for cervical conditions, dual-view cervical x-rays are used to evaluate the effectiveness of treatment and to check the stability and alignment of the cervical spine.
In summary, dual-view cervical spine x-rays are an essential tool in medicine for evaluating and diagnosing a wide variety of spine-related conditions in the neck region. They provide detailed and complementary information from different angles, facilitating accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
Unirad Returns and Refunds Policy
Unirad Returns and Refunds Policy, Radiology Unit
Unirad, Radiology Unit located in Torre Magnia, Ground Floor, Locales 107-108, Mérida, Yucatán, is committed to offering radiology services of the highest quality, understanding that the trust and satisfaction of our patients are paramount. Below, we detail our returns and refunds policy, which applies to all our radiological services.
Cancellation and Refund Procedure
- Advance Payment : All our services require advance payment to confirm the radiological study appointment.
- Cancellation by the Patient : If you cannot attend the scheduled appointment, it is essential to notify Unirad as much in advance as possible. To start the cancellation or rescheduling process, please contact the email: unadreportes@gmail.com .
- Non-Attendance : In situations where the patient does not attend their appointment without prior notice, Unirad reserves the right to withhold the payment made. However, we understand that unexpected situations may arise, so we encourage our patients to contact us to evaluate each case individually.
- Request for Multiple Studies : In the event that a patient requires two or more studies and decides to cancel, 50% of the total cost will be withheld as compensation for the reserved resources and spaces.
- Refund Process : For those cases that are eligible for refund, Unirad will process the refund of the corresponding amount through the same payment method originally used. The estimated time for the refund may vary depending on the payment method.
General considerations
- Unirad will evaluate each cancellation and refund request individually, always seeking the best solution for our patients.
- It is important to remember that the final decision regarding refunds will be subject to the discretion of Unirad, taking into account the circumstances of each case.
- For any questions or clarifications, our patients can contact us directly through the email provided or by visiting us at our location.
At Unirad, Radiology Unit , we are committed to excellence in service and patient care. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation regarding our returns and refunds policy.