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Essential projections for the Temporal Bone
Axiolateral Oblique (Modified Law)
Axiolateral Oblique (Stenvers)
Axiolateral Oblique (Arcelin)
Axiolateral Oblique
Modified law
Tape auricle forward
Head in true lateral
Affected side toward IR
IOML parallel with IR
IPL Perpendicular
MSP angled 15 degrees toward IR
CR 15 degrees caudad entering 2" posterior and superior to the EAM
Exiting mastoid tip at IR - 1" posterior of the EAM
Axiolateral oblique - Temporal bone
Modified Law

Evaluation Criteria
-See mastoid tip closest to IR
-Air cells centered to IR
-Opposite mastoid process not superimposed but lying inferior and slightly anterior to mastoid process of interest
-Auricle of ear not superimposing mastoid
-Superimposition of IAM & EAM
-TMJ visible anterior to mastoid process
-Close beam restriction
Axiolateral Oblique - Temporal Bone
Stenvers
"Upper 3 point landing"
-Forehead, nose and cheeck of side of interest on IR
-IOML parallel with floor
-MSP at 45 degree angle from IR
-CR 12 degrees cephalad, 3-4" posterior and 1/2" inferior to EAM
-IT & CR centered
Axiolateral Oblique - Temporal Bone
Stenvers

Evaluation Criteria
-Mastoid process in profile below cranium
-Posterior margin of mandibular ramus superimposing lateral border of C-Spine
-Mandibular condyle projecting over atlas near petrosa
-Close beam restriction
-Petromastoid portion in profile
-Lateral border of skull to lateral border of orbit
-Petrous ridge extended to a point about two thirds up lateral border of orbit
Axiolateral Oblique - Temporal Bone
Arcelin
-Pt supine with MSP centered to midline
-Rotate face away from side of interest
-MSP at 45 degree angle with plane of IR
-IOML perpendicular to IR
-CR angled 10 degrees caudad
-Enters 1" anterior to EAM and 3/4" above it
Axiolateral Oblique - Temporal Bone
Arcelin

Evaluation Criteria
-Petromastoid portion in profile
-Lateral border of skull to lateral border of orbit
-Petrous ridge lying horizontal about two thirds up lateral border of orbit
-Mastoid process in profile below cranium
-Posterior margin of mandibular ramus superimposing lateral border of C-spine
-Mandibular condyle projecting over atlas near petrosa
-Close beam restriction
What does the Arcelin method demonstrate?
The petrous portion of the temporal bone farthest from the IR
What seven bones make up the orbit?
Frontal
Sphenoid
Ethmoid
Maxilla
Zygoma
Lacrimal
Palatine
Essential projection for the Optic Canal and Foramen
Parietoorbital oblique
(Rhese method)
Parietoorbital Oblique
(Rhese) - "Lower 3 point landing"
-Center affected orbit to IR
-Zygoma, nose and chin on bucky
-AML perpendicular to IR
-MSP forms 53 degree angle with IR
-CR perpendicular entering 1" superior and posterior to TEA
-Exits orbit closer to IR
Parietoorbital Oblique
(Rhese)

Evaluation Criteria
-Optic canal and foramen visible at end of sphenoid ridge in inferior and lateral quadrant of orbit
-Entire orbital rim
-Supraorbital margins lying in same horizontal line
-Close beam restriction to orbit
Essential projections for TMJs
AP Axial (open and closed mouth)
Axiolateral Oblique (Modified Law)
AP Axial TMJ
-Pt supine or seated
-Posterior skull against bucky
-MSP perpendicular to IR
-OML perpendicular to IR
-CR angled 35 degrees caudad
-CR centered 3" above nasion
-One exposure open mouth, one closed
AP Axial TMJ

Evaluation Criteria
-No rotation of head
-Minimal superimposition of petrosa on condyle in closed mouth position
-Condyle & TMJ below pars petrosa in open mouth position
Axiolateral Oblique - TMJs
-One with mouth open, one closed
-Center a point 1/2" superior to EAM to IR
-Rest cheek against IR
-MSP 15 degrees toward IR
-IPL perpendicular
-AML parallel to floor
-CR 15 degrees caudad entering 1.5" superior to EAM
Axiolateral Oblique - TMJs

Evaluation Criteria
-Condyle lying in mandibular fossa in closed mouth position
-Condyle lying inferior to articular tubercle in open mouth (if normal)
What position am I in??
Supine, MSP centered
Face rotated 45 degrees
IOML perpendicular to IR
CR angled 10 degrees caudad
CR entering 1" anterior and 3/4" above the EAM
Axiolateral Oblique - Temporal Bone

Arcelin
What position am I in??
From lateral - head turned 15 degrees
IPL perpendicular to the IR
AML parallel to the floor
CR angles 15 degrees caudad entering 1.5" superior to the EAM
Axiolateral Oblique
TMJ
What position am I in??
Posterior of skull to bucky
MSP perpendicular to IR
OML perpendicular to IR
CR 35 degrees caudad entering 3" above nasion
AP Axial TMJ
Where is the optic canal and foramen seen on the Rhese view?
At the end of the sphenoid ridge in the inferior and lateral quadrant of the orbit
What position am I in?
From true lateral, turn head 15 degrees
IOML parallel with IR
IPL perpendicular to IR
CR angles 15 degrees caudad
CR enters 2" posterior to and superior to EAM
Axiolateral Oblique
Modified Law