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SID

72

IR

Landscape (14×17)

CR

Perpendicular, T7, MSP

Position

Erect is preferred above diaphragm.



Raise chin and look straight ahead.



Arms out from side

Respiration

Hold breath

Shield

Gonads

For

Posterior pain

Looks about the same as an

AP chest

Affected side is always

Closer to IR

Light field

2 inches above shoulders

Bilateral or unilateral

Bilateral