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imaging procedures

humerus/shoulder (neeed to study)

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the upper margin of the scapula is at the level of... second posterior rib
lower margin of the scapula is at the level of.. seventh posterior rib (T7)
most common injury to the rotator cuff is the _____ supraspinatous
CR angle for apical AP axial shoulder projection 30˚ caudad
what projection can be performed erect to provide a lateral perspective of the proximal humerus in relationship to the scapulohumeral joint PA axial transaxillary (bernageau)
CR angle for Zanca (AP axial ) for AC joints 10-15˚ cephalad
CR angle for transthoracic lateral if patient can't raise uninjured arm 10-15˚ cephalad
which two landmarks are placed perpendicular to the IR for scap Y lateral superior angle and AC jt articulation
which projection of the shoulder requires requires affected side to be rotated 45˚ towards age cassette and a 45˚ caused angle AP apical axial obl
posterior disclocation has the humerus head ..... superior to glenoid cavity
compression fracture of humeral head hill sachs defect
injury to the anteroinferior glenoid labrum bankart lesion
which of the projections best demonstrates signs of impingement syndrome one the acromiohumeral space? apical ap axial
which of the following projections best demonstrates the supraspinatous outlet region? tangential (neer)
CR angle for tangential projection-supraspinatous outlet (neer) 10-15˚ caudad
which anatomy of the shoulder is best demonstrated with a PA axial (bernageau) scapulohumeral joint space
AP apical obl axial shoulder is also known as garth method
to best demonstrate hill sachs defect on inferosuperior axial, what should be done? use exaggerated external rotation of arm
projections that can demonstrate bankart lesion AP internal rotation, scap Y lateral, anterior obl (grashey)
projections that can demonstrate hill sachs defect inferosuperior axial, garth method (AP apical axial obl)
CR angle for Pearson method for AC joints 20˚ cephalad
garth method shows ... humeral head, glenoid cavity, and neck/head of scapula free of superimposition
grashey method shows... glenoid cavity in profile but without superimposition of humeral head
shoulder projections that demonstrate acromiohumeral space for subacromial spurs tangential, apical ap axial
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