Knee Radiograph Results Template

Knee radiographs are typically performed to diagnose fractures, monitor the progression of degenerative diseases like arthritis, and evaluate the structural integrity of the knee following an injury.

Knee radiographs provide detailed images of the bone structure and alignment of the joint line of the knee, aiding doctors in planning appropriate treatments such as surgery, physical therapy, or medication adjustments. They are also instrumental in confirming an anterior cruciate ligament injury, guiding subsequent treatment options.

Knee radiographs involve a low level of ionizing radiation exposure; however, the risk is generally very low compared to the benefits of diagnosing and treating knee conditions effectively.