X-Ray Prices in Mumbai With Centres List & Discount [2026]

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Per View Xray test price in Mumbai ranges from Rs 250 to Rs 600. As the number of views/ films increases, prices will increase accordingly. However, some special x-ray like HSG, OPG, IVP & MCU may cost up to Rs 4000.

An X-ray test is a medical imaging technique. It uses radiation called electromagnetic waves to produce images of the organs, tissues, and bones of the body. The result of the test is in the form of black, white, and grey images. The parts of the body which absorbs maximum radiation such as bones appear white and the part that absorbs less radiation such as tissues and fats look grey. The black shades in the X-ray indicate air.

The following table provides the price list of X-Ray Tests in Mumbai. You can click on the X-Ray name to get the center list with price, discount, and location in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, and Thane.

Important Factors of cost

X-ray test cost starts from Rs 250 per film and may go up to Rs 5000 for some of the special x-ray procedures like RGU & MCU. The actual cost depends on

• Organ or body part to be scanned
• Size of the film
• Number of views
• Procedure and contrast charges for special x-rays

Kindly note that prices are tentative and subject to change at the discretion of the diagnostic centers.

The table below list some of the diagnostic centers in Mumbai that provide X-ray facility. We have also included the contact number, timing and price range for your convenience.

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How to select an X-ray centre

Keep in the mind the following in mind before selecting an X-ray centre in Mumbai

• AERB Approval and certification
• Machine Quality
  • Choose digital x-ray
  • Should not be older than 15 years
• Trained technician

Different views in X-rays are obtained by changing the position and direction of the body. The most common views of X-rays are –

• Posteroanterior (PA) View
• Anteroposterior (AP) View
• Lateral view

Posteroanterior or X-ray PA view is the position where the patient stands facing the flat surface and the X-ray enters through the back and exits from the front part of the body.

• It is useful in diagnosing any chronic and acute conditions in the chest. 

The anteroposterior or X-ray AP view is the reverse of the posteroanterior view. The X-ray enters from the front part of the body and exits from the back.

• It is used to differentiate between the free fluid in the lungs and the pleural fluid located in a specific location.
• The AP view is helpful in getting a better anatomical view for any susceptible fracture or dislocations.

In lateral view, the X-rays enter from the side of the body part and exit from the other side.

• It is used for locating the problem in different lobes and segments of the lungs.
• The lateral view shows the outline of the diaphragm, clear spaces and vertebral translucency.