The DR Hip Standing Prone Film is very effective and is primarily designed to initially check for hip fractures and is important for initial screening and diagnosis of fractures after injury.
DR Hip Plain film is a kind of X-ray examination, the main purpose is to preliminary screening and diagnosis of fractures around the hip joint. It is very effective for fracture diagnosis and is an important test for fracture diagnosis.
However, plain films have a high positive rate for more obvious fractures and a low detection rate for minor fractures or embedded fractures.
If a fracture is considered after an injury, if the initial X-ray does not reveal an obvious fracture, it can be reviewed again in a week or a more sensitive test such as CT can be chosen. For soft tissue injuries, a DR hip stance prone film is not meaningful and an MRI is required.