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33 Cards in this Set
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PA Hand
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PA carpals, metacarpals, phalanges and their articulations. Provides obl proj of thumb.
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Lat Hand (Extension)
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Superimposed carpals, metacarpals, phalanges and their articulations. Decrease 10 kV for foreign body.
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Lat Hand (Flexion)
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Superimposed carpals, metacarpals, phalanges, and their articulations. Shows ant/post fx displacement.
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Oblique Hand
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Obl proj carpals, metacarpals, phalanges, and their articulations; use of a "finger sponge" places jts parallel to IR and opens jt spaces.
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Thumb (AP, PA, Lat)
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AP, PA, or lat proj of first digit. 3 articulations should be seen: CMC, MPJ, IPJ.
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PA Wrist
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PA carpals, prox region metacarpals, dist radius and ulna.
Flexion of MPJs reduces OID. |
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Lat Wrist
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Lat Carpals, superimposed prox metacarpals and dist radius and ulna.
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PA (semi-pronation) Obl
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Useful for scaphoid, and other lateral carpals (trapezium and trapezoid) and their interspaces.
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AP (semi-supination) Obl
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Useful for pisiform, region triquetrum, and hamate medial carpals and their interspaces.
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Ulnar Flexion/Deviation
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Scaphoid and other lat carpal interspaces; reduces foreshortening of navicular.
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Radial Flexion/Deviation
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Medial carpal interspaces.
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Scaphoid
Forearm (a) pronated or (b) pronated and elevated 20 degrees |
Scaphoid w/o foreshortening and self-superimposition.
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Carpal canal (Gaynor Hart)
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Carpal canal; trapezium, scaphoid, capitate, triquetrum, pisiform.
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AP Forearm
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AP radius and ulna, including wrist and elbow joints
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Lat Forearm
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Radius and ulna superimposed distally, lateral proj of radius and ulna, elbow and wrist joints
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AP elbow
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AP elbow jt, prox radius and ulna, distal humerus; radial head and tuberosity partially superimposed on ulna.
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Lat elbow
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Lat elbow jt, prox radius, and ulna and distal humerus; radial head partially superimposed on ulna; olecranon process in profile
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Internal (medial) obl elbow
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obl elbow jt; coronoid process in profile
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external (lat) obl
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obl elbow jt; radial head, neck, and tuberosity free from superimposition of ulna
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ap humerus
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ap humerus, includes shoulder and elbow jts; greatertubercle in profile; epicondyles parallel to ir
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lat humerus
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lateral humerus including shoulder and elbow jts; lesser tubercle in profile; epicondyles superimposed
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ap shoulder
arm extended and supinated with epicondyles parallel to ir |
external rotation: true ap humerus, shows greater tubercle in profile
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ap shoulder
arm extended and palm against thigh, epicondyles 45 to ir |
neutral position: good for calcific deposits, trauma
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ap shoulder
arm extended and elbow slightly flexed, back of hand against thigh |
internal rotation: lateral humerus, shows lesser tubercle in profile
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posterior oblique shoulder
grashey method |
glenohumeral jt and glenoid cavity
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transthoracic lateral
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lateral shoulder and prox humerus through thorax
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pa obl
scapular y |
oblique shoulder; especially good for demonstration of dislocations
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pa or ap clavicle
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entire length of clavicle and articulations, best done pa erect or ap recumbent for patient comfort
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ap or pa axial clavicle
ap (25-30 angle cephalad) pa (25-30 angle caudad) |
axial proj of clavicle; can demonstrate fractures not seen in direct pa or ap
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ac joints
w and wo weights |
ap/pa proj of ac jt and soft tissues; demonstrates dislocation/separation when performed erect
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ap scapula
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ap scapula with lateral portion away from ribs; exposure may be made during quiet breathing to blur lung markings
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lat scapula
erect pa 45-60 (obl w/affected side toward ir and (1) arm across chest for acromion and coracoid |
lat scapula, acromion and coracoid processes
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lat scapula
erect pa 45-60 (obl w/affected side toward ir and (2) palpate scapular borders and rotate body to superimposed |
lat scapula, superimposed vertebral and axillary borders free of rib cage
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