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L &S Spine

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Lordoctic Convex (Cervical and Lumbar)
Kyphotic Concave (Thoracic, and Sacral)
Scottie Dogs are on what vertebrae Lumbar
Evaluation Criteria for AP L-spine T12 to S1, No rotation, spinous processes are centered to the bodies, SI joints are equidistant from vertebral column, Psoas muscles visualized
CR for Lateral L-Spine (Lumbosacral and Lumbar only) Lumbosacral CR enters at pt illiac (L4), 1.5 inch above crest for Lumbar only, If spine is not horizontal then caudad angle 5 to 8 degrees
What does Lateral L-spine demonstrates intervetebral foramina
Evaluation Criteria for Lateral L-Spine Lower thoracic spine to the Coccyx, intervertebral disk/ foramina open, Superimposed crest, Spinous Processses in profile
LATERAL SPOT L5-S1 CR CR posterior to ASIS and 1.5 inches inferior to iliac crest 5-8 degree caudad
SPOT Evaluation Criteria L5-S1 demonstrated, L5-S1 intervertebral disk space open, Ilia closely superimposing each other
AP Oblique (RPO/LPO) L-Spine CR 1-1.5 inch above iliac crest 2 inch medial to elevated ASIS
AP Oblique (RPO/LPO) Evaluation Criteria Pedicle near the center of the vertebral body
what does it mean If the pedicle is anterior on the vertebral body? the pt is not rotated enough (under-rotated)
what does it mean If the pedicle is posterior on the vertebral body? the pt is rotated too much (over rotated)
What do oblique projections demonstrate? Zygapophyseal joints
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