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Carpal Canal Demonstrates what? Gaynor-Hart Method Possible fracture to: Hamate, Pisiform, Trapezium
Carpal Bridge Demonstrates what? Calcification of the posterior carpal bones
Coyle Method for radial head Flexed 90 degrees, angled 45 degrees toward the head
Transthoracic LAT Humerus Demonstrates what? Fractures to diaphysis of humerus
Inferosuperior Axial Shoulder Demonstrates what? Lawrence/Clements Method Osteoporosis & Osteoarthritis Hill-Sachs defect Supine, Abduct arm 90 degrees from body, medially 25-30 degrees horizontally to axilla.
SupraSpinatus Outlet Shoulder Demonstrates what? Neer Method Fractures of humerus and scapula Pt faces IR as for a PA scapula, 10-15 degree caudal angle 1" superior to to scapular spine
Coyle Method for coronoid process Flexed 80 degrees angled 45 away from the head
Sesamoid bones Plantar surface of foot should form a 15-20 degree angle from veritcal. Prone or supine. CR tangential to 1st MTP.
When acquiring a PA axial projection of the scaphoid using the Stecher method and a perpendicular central ray, the finger end of the image receptor is elevated: 20 degrees
The _____________ shows the lesser tubercle of the humerus in profile and directed anteriorly. inferosuperior axial projection (Lawrence method)
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