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Mandible &TMJ (125)

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In the open-mouth position, The condyle will articulate with the articular tubercle
In a lateral view of the TMJs in the closed- mouth position, The condyle of the mandible will be inside the mandibular fossa
PA Axial Mandibular Rami Patient Positioning is the same as PA Skull, PA Axial Caldwell
PA Axial Mandibular Body Patient Positioning is the same as Modified Waters
AP Axial mandible Modified towns CR is +5 degrees, from AP Axial Skull Towns CR positioning, 1 inch above Glabella or 3 inches superior to Nasion
Axiolateral Oblique TMJ- Modified Law
Axiolateral TMJ- Modified Schüller
All TMJ projections require? 2 Images
CR Placement for Axiolateral Oblique Mandible Projection 25° cephalad, through area of interest
What Axiolateral Oblique Projection is the best/most commonly performed? Axiolateral Oblique Mandible, General Survey
Axiolateral Oblique Mandible Symphysis/Mentum; Head Rotation 45° toward IR
Axiolateral Oblique Mandible, Body; Head Rotation 30° toward IR
Axiolateral Oblique Mandible General Survey; Head Rotation 10-15° toward IR
Axiolateral “Oblique” Mandible, Rami; Head Rotation True lateral Position
IOML is parallel to the IR, and the CR is perpendicular to the IOML describes the patient position for which projection? SMV Mandible
SMV Mandible CR Position Enters midway between gonions  Through sella turcica, About ¾ inch anterior to EAM
Universal Axiolateral Oblique Mandible Patient Starting Position True lateral​, Mouth closed, Teeth together​, Extend chin
PA Mandibular Rami CR Position CR perpendicular, exits the acanthion
PA Mandibular Body CR Position CR perpendicular, exits at the level of the Lips
CR 20-25° cephalad, exits at the acanthion describes protocol for what projection? PA Axial Mandibular Rami
CR 30° cephalad, enters midway between the TMJ’s describes protocol for what projection? PA Axial Mandibular Body
The TMJ Joint is Synovial Hinge
The petrous ridges are within themaxillary sinus (lower portion) in a Modified Waters
The petrous ridges are beneath the maxillary sinus in a Waters
“flashing ghost”- Head Nasal Bones
“flashing ghost”- Body Inferior portion of the mandible and horizontal portion of the palatine
“flashing ghost”- flash of the robe Maxillary Sinus
“flashing ghost”- Cloud Upper Teeth
Axiolateral TMJ (Modified Schüller) Patient Position Stay in true lateral position
Axiolateral TMJ (Modified Schüller) CR Position 25-30 degrees Caudal, 2 inches superior and 1/2 inches anterior to EAM
Axiolateral Oblique TMJ (Modified Law) Patient Position Rotate patient 15 Degrees towards IR (from lateral
Axiolateral Oblique TMJ (Modified Law) CR Placement 15 degrees caudal, enters 1.5 inches Superior to EAM, exits TMJ
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