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Plain film radiographic (x-ray) image (anterior-posterior view) of the pelvis in a child, demonstrating sacral agenesis (rare failure of sacral bone development).


Ankle x-ray (front view)


X-ray showing frontal view of both hands.


Knee x-ray (side view)


Bone Scan - Normal. Two pictures (one from the front and one from the back) of a normal bone scan from a 12-year-old boy.


Plain film radiographic (x-ray) image (scaphoid view) of the left wrist, demonstrating fracture of the scaphoid bone.


Plain film radiographic (x-ray) image (posterior-anterior view) of the left hand, demonstrating severe bony destruction and soft tissue swelling of the hand in a patient with longstanding gout.



Plain film radiographic (x-ray) image (anterior-posterior view) of a normal right foot.


A normal knee in a 12 year old (anterior-posterior view).


A normal knee in a 12 year old (lateral view).


A normal knee in a 12 year old (oblique view).


X-ray showing lumbar spine (front view)


X-ray showing lumbar spine (side view)


Plain film radiographic (x-ray) posterior-anterior image of the left hand, demonstrating a duplicated left thumb.


Radiography equipment


Plain film radiographic (x-ray) image (anterior-Posterior view) of a normal cervical spine.


Plain film radiographic (x-ray) image (lateral view) of a normal cervical spine.


Plain film radiographic (x-ray) image (lateral view) of a normal lumbar spine.


This plain film radiographic (x-ray) image (coned lateral view) of the lumbar spine shows the lumbo-sacral junction to better advantage.


Radiological technologist preparing to take an arm x-ray on a patient.