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Merrills Ch 7 pt 2

Pelvis & Upper Femora- pt 2

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IR for AP pelvis & upper femora 35 x 43 (14 x 17") ↔
Location of IR for AP pelvis & upper femora IR CTR halfway btwn pubic symphysis & ASIS @ 1- 1 1/2" (2.5- 3.8 cm) ↑ crest
Patient position for AP pelvis & upper femora supine
CR for AP pelvis & upper femora ⊥ to the midpt of the IR
Respiration for AP pelvis & upper femora Suspend
Area of interest for AP pelvis & upper femora Pelvis & upper 1/3- 1/4 of femur
What is the modified cleaves method also known as? Bilateral AP Frog; AP oblique projection of femoral necks
Area of interest for AP oblique, femoral necks, modified Cleaves method proximal femur; femoral necks
IR for AP oblique femoral necks, modified Cleaves method 35 x 43 cm (14 x 17") ↔
Location of IR for AP oblique femoral necks, modified Cleaves method IR CTR 1" (2.5 cm) ↑ to pubic symphysis
Patient position for AP oblique femoral necks, modified Cleaves method supine w/ bilateral or unilateral thigh abducted as much as possible, 25- 45°
Respiration for AP oblique femoral necks, modified Cleaves method Suspend
CR for AP oblique femoral necks, modified Cleaves method ⊥ & 1" (2.5 cm) ↑ to the pubic symphysis; unilateral CR- femoral neck
IR for AP Hip 24 x 30 cm (10 x 12") ↕
Location of IR for AP Hip CTR IR to CR
Patient position for AP Hip supine
CR for AP Hip ⊥ to femoral neck
Respiration for AP Hip Suspend
Area of interest for AP Hip proximal 1/3 of femur, hip joint
IR for Axiolateral Hip, Danelius-Miller 24 x 30 cm (10 x 12") ↕ or 10 x 12" (25 x 30 cm) grid cassette
What is Axiolateral Hip also known as? Danelius-Miller method; "Cross-table" or "Surgical-lateral" projection
Location of IR for Axiolateral Hip, Danelius-Miller IR vertical w/ top in crease above iliac crest
Patient position for Axiolateral Hip, Danelius-Miller supine
CR for Axiolateral Hip, Danelius-Miller ⊥ to femoral neck
Respiration for Axiolateral Hip, Danelius-Miller Suspend
Area of interest for Axiolateral Hip, Danelius-Miller acetabulum & proximal femur
What is a lateral projection, mediolateral hip also called? Lauenstein & Hickey methods
IR for lateral hip, mediolateral, Lauenstein & Hickey method 24 x 30 cm (10 x 12") ↔
Location of IR for lateral hip, mediolateral, Lauenstein & Hickey method IR CTR to CR
Patient position for lateral hip, mediolateral, Lauenstein & Hickey method supine, slightly oblique toward affected side w/ knee at near ⦜ to hip bone
CR for lateral hip, mediolateral, Lauenstein & Hickey method 1) Lauenstein: ⊥ thru hip joint (midway btwn ASIS & pub symph); 2) Hickey: 20-25° cephalic
Respiration for lateral hip, mediolateral, Lauenstein & Hickey method Suspend
Area of interest for lateral hip, mediolateral, Lauenstein & Hickey method proximal femur- esp femoral head to acetabulum
IR for Modified Axiolateral projection of hip, Clements-Nakayama modification 24 x 30 cm (10 x 12") ↕ or 10x12" (25 x 30 cm) grid cassette
Location of IR for Modified Axiolateral projection of hip, Clements-Nakayama modification Bottom of IR below pt & grid lines ‖ w/ floor; ‖ w/ femoral neck but tilted back 15°
Patient position for Modified Axiolateral projection of hip, Clements-Nakayama modification supine, limbs neutral; affected side near edge of table
CR for Modified Axiolateral projection of hip, Clements-Nakayama modification 15° posteriorly; ⊥ to femoral neck & grid IR
Respiration for Modified Axiolateral projection of hip, Clements-Nakayama modification Suspend
Area of interest for Modified Axiolateral projection of hip, Clements-Nakayama modification acetabulum & proximal femur in lateral profile
What is the Modified Axiolateral projection of the hip also known as? Clements-Nakayama modification
What is the AP oblique projection of the acetabulum also known as? Judet method, or Modified Judet method
IR for AP oblique acetabulum, RPO/LPO, Judet method 24 x 30 cm ↕
Location of IR for AP oblique acetabulum, internal oblique, Judet method center of hip @ mid-IR
Location of IR for AP oblique acetabulum, external oblique, Judet method center of hip @ mid-IR
Patient position for AP oblique acetabulum, internal oblique, Judet method 45° semisupine w/ affected hip ↑
Patient position for AP oblique acetabulum, external oblique, Judet method 45° semisupine w/ affected hip ↓
True or false? For the AP oblique acetabulum, Judet/ modified Judet method, internal oblique is positioned with affected side ↑ True
CR for AP oblique acetabulum, internal oblique, Judet method ⊥ to IR @ 2" ↓ to ASIS of AFFECTED side
CR for AP oblique acetabulum, external oblique, Judet method ⊥ to IR @ pubic symphysis
Respiration for AP oblique acetabulum, internal & external oblique, Judet method Suspend
Area of interest for AP oblique acetabulum, internal oblique, Judet method iliopubic column & (affected) posterior rim
Area of interest for AP oblique acetabulum, external oblique, Judet method ilioischial column & anterior rim
What is the AP axial "Outlet" projection of the anterior pelvic bones also known as? Taylor method
IR for AP axial Outlet of anterior pelvic bones, Taylor method 24 x 30 cm ↔
Location of IR for AP axial Outlet of anterior pelvic bones, Taylor method IR CTR to CR
Patient position for AP axial Outlet of anterior pelvic bones, Taylor method supine
CR for AP axial Outlet of anterior pelvic bones, Taylor method For ♂, 20-35 cephalad @ 2" (5 cm) distal to superior pubic symphysis. For ♀, 30-45 cephalad @ 2" (5 cm) distal to superior pubic symphysis.
Respiration for AP axial Outlet of anterior pelvic bones, Taylor method Suspend
Area of interest for AP axial Outlet of anterior pelvic bones, Taylor method superior & inferior rami w/o foreshortening
What is the Superoinferior axial "Inlet" projection of anterior pelvic bones also known as? Bridgeman method
IR for Superoinferior axial Inlet of anterior pelvic bones, Bridgeman method 8 x 10" (18 x 24 cm) ↔
Location of IR for Superoinferior axial Inlet of anterior pelvic bones, Bridgeman method IR CTR @ level of greater trochanters
Patient position for Superoinferior axial Inlet of anterior pelvic bones, Bridgeman method supine
CR for Superoinferior axial Inlet of anterior pelvic bones, Bridgeman method 40° caudad @ level of ASISs
Respiration for Superoinferior axial Inlet of anterior pelvic bones, Bridgeman method Suspend
Area of interest for Superoinferior axial Inlet of anterior pelvic bones, Bridgeman method pelvic ring, or inlet
What is the AP or PA axial projection of the lumbosacral junction & SI joints also known as? Ferguson method
IR for AP or PA axial lumbosacral jct & SI joints, Ferguson method 8 x 10" (18 x 24 cm) or 24 x 30 cm ↕
Location of IR for AP or PA axial lumbosacral jct & SI joints, Ferguson method IR CTR to CR
Patient position for AP axial lumbosacral jct & SI joints, Ferguson method supine
Patient position for PA axial lumbosacral jct & SI joints, Ferguson method prone
CR for AP axial lumbosacral jct & SI joints, Ferguson method For ♂ 30° cephalad. For ♀, 35°. Enters 1 1/2" (3.8 cm) ↑ to pubic symphysis midsagittal
CR for PA axial lumbosacral jct & SI joints, Ferguson method 30° caudad @ L4; also ⊥ @ 2" distal to L5
Respiration for AP or PA axial lumbosacral jct & SI joints, Ferguson method Suspend
Area of interest for AP or PA axial lumbosacral jct & SI joints, Ferguson method lumbosacral joint & both SI joints free of superimposition
IR for AP oblique SI joints, RPO & LPO 8 x 10" (18 x 24 cm) or 24 x 30 cm ↕
Location of IR for AP oblique SI joints, RPO & LPO IR CTR @ level of ASIS w/ sagittal plane 1" (2.5 cm) medial to ↑ side @ grid midline
Position of patient for AP oblique SI joints, RPO & LPO From supine, ↑ affected side 25-30°
Side of interest for AP oblique SI joints, RPO & LPO Side FARTHEST from IR
CR for AP oblique SI joints, RPO & LPO ⊥ to IR CTR @ 1" (2.5 cm) medial to ↑ ASIS
Respiration for AP oblique SI joints, RPO & LPO Suspend
Area of interest for AP oblique SI joints, RPO & LPO SI joint of side FARTHEST from IR & oblique proj of adjacent structures
IR for PA oblique SI joints, RAO & LAO 8 x 10" (18 x 24 cm) or 24 x 30 cm ↕
Location of IR for PA oblique SI joints, RAO & LAO IR CTR @ level of ASIS w/ a point 1" (2.5 cm) medial to ASIS closest to IR is CTR to grid
Position of patient for PA oblique SI joints, RAO & LAO 25-30° semiprone
Side of interest for PA oblique SI joints, RAO & LAO Side CLOSEST to IR
CR for PA oblique SI joints, RAO & LAO ⊥ to IR @ 1" (2.5 cm) medial to ASIS closest to IR; variation: 20-25° caudad @ L5 to ASIS
Respiration for PA oblique SI joints, RAO & LAO Suspend
Area of interest for PA oblique SI joints, RAO & LAO SI joint CLOSEST to IR
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