• What is an X-ray Chest Decubitus Right ?
  

  • An X-ray Chest Decubitus Right is a specialized imaging procedure applied to examine conditions like pleural effusion, pneumothorax, or other abnormalities by taking images. The patient lies on his or her right side at the same time. The patient rests on his or her right side at the same time. The position enables the detection of fluid flow, air trapping, and lung collapse, which cannot be detected on a routine chest X-ray.
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  How do you prepare for an X-ray Chest Decubitus Right ?

  • You may be asked to remove shoes, socks, or any clothing that could interfere with the X-ray.
  • Wear loose, comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the skull area.
  • Inform the technician if you are pregnant or might be, as X-rays are typically avoided in pregnancy unless necessary.
  • Remove any jewelry or metal objects from the area being X-rayed.
  • Follow any specific instructions provided by your doctor or technician.
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  What is the procedure for an X-ray Chest Decubitus Right ?

  • You will be asked to sit or stand, depending on the positioning needed for the X-ray.
  • You may be asked to hold still and not move during the image capture to avoid blurry results.
  • In some cases, you might need to shift your weight or adjust your position for the best angle.
  • The technician will take the necessary images, ensuring they are clear and of good quality.
  • Once the images are taken, you can resume normal activities and put on your shoes if needed.
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  What is the aftercare for an X-ray Chest Decubitus Right ?

  • No special aftercare is required after the X-ray.
  • You can return to your regular activities immediately after the procedure.
  • If you were wearing a gown, you can change back into your clothes after the X-ray.
  • Wait for your doctor to review the images and discuss the results with you.
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  What is the cost of an X-ray Chest Decubitus Right ?

  The X-ray Chest Decubitus Right  scan costs Rs. 500/- to Rs.1,000/-, and the reports are available within 24 hours, ensuring you receive your results promptly and can take the following steps in your treatment plan.

• Test Type: X-ray Chest Decubitus Right 
  

• Preparation:
• Wear a loose-fitting cloth
• Fasting is required for a few hours if instructed
• Stay hydrated
• Carry Your ID Proof
• Remove jewellery
• As per the PC-PNDT Act, patients must have a prescription with a doctor’s signature, stamp, and DMC/HMC number. This is a crucial requirement that ensures the safety and accuracy of the procedure. Please ensure you have the necessary prescription before booking your appointment.

• Reports Time: Within 24 hours

Test Price: starts from Rs. 500/- to Rs.1,000/-

• How can I book an appointment for a X-ray Chest Decubitus Right through Medifyhome?

Booking an appointment for an affordable X-ray Chest Decubitus Right 
at Medifyhome is straightforward. You can do it through our website, Medifyhome, by filling out the inquiry form or contacting us at +919100907036 or +919100907622. Our team will assist you in finding the earliest available slot that suits your schedule.

• What is an X-ray Chest Decubitus Right Scan?
  An X-ray Chest Decubitus Right Scan is a chest X-ray taken with the patient lying on their right side. This position helps detect small pleural effusions, pneumothorax, or fluid movement in the lungs that might not be visible on standard chest X-rays.
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• What is the Cost X-ray Chest Decubitus Right ?

The X-ray Chest Decubitus Right s can costs Rs. 500/- to Rs.1,000/-.

• When will my reports be available?
  Reports will be available within 24 hours after your scan.
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• Is an X-ray Chest Decubitus Right  safe?
  Yes, an X-ray Chest Decubitus Right is generally safe, though it involves low levels of radiation, which is carefully controlled.
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What can an X-ray Chest Decubitus Right detect?
An X-ray Chest Decubitus Right can detect small pleural effusions, pneumothorax (air in the chest cavity), lung fluid shifts, and other abnormalities not easily seen on regular chest X-rays.