X-RAY PELVIS AP

<p>An <strong>Anterior-Posterior (AP) Pelvis X-ray<!--TgQPHd||[]--></strong> is <!--qkimaf nd7toe_16/HugV6--><!--cqw1tb nd7toe_16/HugV6-->a standard, front-facing medical image of your <strong>pelvic bones, hip joints, and upper thigh bones<!--TgQPHd||[]--></strong><!--TgQPHd||[]-->. The term <strong>&quot;AP&quot;<!--TgQPHd||[]--></strong> means the X-ray beam enters through the <strong>front (anterior) of your body<!--TgQPHd||[]--></strong> and exits through the <strong>back (posterior)<!--TgQPHd||[]--></strong> while you lie flat on your back. It is the most common starting scan doctors use to check the health and alignment of your entire pelvic structure.</p>