Spinal X-ray is a routine diagnostic imaging technique that helps doctors detect abnormalities in parts as well as the entire spine that are not visible to the naked eye.

The technique of taking sacrococcygeal x-rays is an effective method of diagnosing some diseases of the vertebrae such as degeneration, sacrococcygeal trauma, coccygeal pain, and examining diseases in the sacrococcygeal spine as prescribed by a specialist.

Thoracic spine X-ray is used to evaluate the physiological curve of the spine, detect anterior or posterior vertebral body slippage due to some spinal diseases such as degeneration, spondylolisthesis, scoliosis, kyphosis or thoracic spine trauma. The technique of taking an upright thoracic spine X-ray is often prescribed to bring high diagnostic value to patients.