What does the letter C indicate?
The Ulnar Styloid process
Name this projection.
PA oblique wrist
Lateral Elbow
Good; Super imposition of humeral epicondyles
How much medial rotation of the elbow is needed to position it for the AP oblique projection?
45 Degrees
What is the central ray for a PA chest?
Enters MSP at the level of T7 (inferior angle of the scapula)
What does the letter D indicate?
The Lateral Epicondyle
What Projection is this?
AP shoulder internal rotation
AP Abdomen Upright
Bad; Diaphragm not included, missing soft tissue side to side
What is the required patient position to demonstrate the left shoulder in a PA oblique (scapular Y)?
45-60 Degrees
To which level of the patient should the central ray be centered for the KUB when the patient is supine?
The level of the iliac crest
What does the letter C indicate?
The Interphalangeal joint space
What is the projection/ Position?
AP (Left lateral decubitus)
Lateral Hand
Bad; Overlap of bony structures, marker in anatomy
When performing a PA oblique chest, RAO position, how many degrees should the patient be rotated?
45 degrees
What is the central ray for the AP Humerus? (2 parts)
Perpendicular to the midportion of the Humerus and centered at the IR
What does G indicate?
The costophrenic angle
Name this Projection/position.
PA Oblique chest (RAO)
Grayshe Method
Good; Open glenoid cavity
To avoid superimposition of the humeral head from the unaffected side how would you angle the tube for a transthoracic shoulder
10-15 degrees cephalic
What is the CR for a AP Shoulder
1inch inferior to the coracoid process
What does L indicate?
The esophagus
What projection is this?
AP Shoulder axial view
AP Shoulder Internal Rotation
Good image
What is the tube angle for a pa axial scaphoid when the hand is elevated using the modified Stecher method?
0 degrees
What is the CR for the Inferiorsuperior axial projection (Lawrence Method)?
Enters the axilla and passes through the AC joint