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Page 1: Radiology Clinical II Upper Extremity Image Review

Radiology Clinical II~~~

Upper Extremity ~~~~~

Image Review

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The following information is only a personal suggested guideline to follow when

positioning Upper Extremity exams.

For additional information on positioning of these

exams, please reference your Radiographic

Positioning and Related Anatomy Textbook.

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Hand & Fingers

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PA Finger(s)• SID 40” / TT• Elbow 90° • Hand pronated w/ fgrs extended• CR ┴ to IR• CP to effected digit @ PIP joint• Collimate• Shield

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Oblique Finger(s)• SID 40” / TT• Elbow 90° • Hand rotated 45° w/ fgrs

extended• CR ┴ to IR• CP to effected digit @ PIP joint• Collimate• Shield

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Lateral Finger(s)• SID 40” / TT• Elbow 90° • Hand true lat w/ fgrs extended• Use sponge and/or tongue blade• CR ┴ to IR• CP to effected digit @ PIP joint• Collimate• Shield

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AP OBL LAT

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AP/PA Thumb• SID 40” / TT• AP-Thumb nail on cassette• AP-Pull fingers back with opposite hand• PA-Hand in true lat position• PA-Rest thumb on a sponge • CR ┴ to IR• CP 1st MCP joint• Collimate• Shield

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PA Oblique Thumb• SID 40” / TT• Hand pronated w/ thumb

extended• CR ┴ to IR• CP 1st MCP joint• Collimate• Shield

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Lateral Thumb• SID 40” / TT• Hand pronated & digits 2-5

slightly arched & deviated toward the ulna

• CR ┴ to IR• CP 1st MCP joint• Collimate• Shield

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AP OBL LAT

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PA Hand• SID 40” / TT• Elbow 90° • Hand pronated w/ fgrs extended• CR ┴ to IR• CP to 3rd MCP joint• Collimate• Shield

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Oblique Hand• SID 40” / TT• Elbow 90° • Hand rotated 45° w/ fgrs

extended• CR ┴ to IR• CP to 3rd MCP joint• Collimate• Shield

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Lateral Hand X 3*• SID 40” / TT• Elbow 90° • Hand true lat w/ fgrs separated for Fan*,

extended for Extension*, and relaxed for Flexion*

• Use sponge and/or tongue blade• CR ┴ to IR• CP to 2nd MCP joint• Collimate• Shield

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Fan Flexion Extension

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ThumbRepeatable Error?

Poor Positioning

*Need to separate thumb from other

digits

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ThumbRepeatable Error?

Poor Positioning

*Need to get palm out of the way

of the 1st MC

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HandRepeatable Error?

Poor Collimation

*Or either wrong centering point or

patient moved

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Oblique Hand

Repeatable Error?

Poor Positioning

*Over rotated

Good Image

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Oblique Hand

Repeatable Error?

Poor Positioning

*Over rotatedAnd digits are not

separated

Good Image

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Fan Lat Hand

Repeatable Error?

Poor Positioning

*Under rotated and digits are not

separated.

Good Image

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FingerPathology

Dislocation

*Why 2 views at right angles to

each other are so important!

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FingerPathology

Dislocation

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FingerPathology

Congenital Abnormality

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Thumb Pathology

Attacked by a nail gun

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ThumbPathology

TraumaFx

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HandPathology

Polydactyl

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HandPathology

4th Metacarpal DeformityTurner’s

Syndrome

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HandPathology

Rheumatoid Arthritis

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HandPathology

Degenerative ArthritisFixation

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HandPathology

TraumaSnowblower

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HandPathology

TraumaUnknown

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HandPathology

TraumaSaw

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Who took this X-ray?

Who’s hand is it?

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Wrist

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PA Wrist• SID 40” / TT• Elbow 90° • Hand pronated w/ fgrs flexed• CR ┴ to IR• CP to mid-carpals• Collimate• Shield

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Oblique Wrist• SID 40” / TT• Elbow 90° • Hand rotated 45° outward• CR ┴ to IR• CP to mid-carpals• Collimate• Shield

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Lateral Wrist• SID 40” / TT• Elbow 90° • Hand true lateral • Use sponge for stability• CR ┴ to IR• CP to mid-carpal joint• Collimate• Shield

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PA Axial Scaphoid Wrist

“Ulnar Deviation”• SID 40” / TT• Elbow 90°• Hand pronated, then gently deviate

hand toward the ulna• CR < 10°-15° proximally up forearm• CP at the scaphoid• Collimate • Shield

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PA Scaphoid Wrist“Ulnar Deviation – Modified Stecher Method”• SID 40” / TT• Elbow 90°• Hand pronated onto 20° < sponge,

then gently deviate hand toward the ulna• CR ┴ to IR• CP at the scaphoid• Collimate • Shield

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Carpal Canal (Tunnel) Wrist

“Gaynor-Heart Method”• SID 40” / TT• Hand hyper-extended/dorsiflexed• Rotate hand 10° internally• CR < 25°to 30°to long axis of hand• CP 2-3cm (1”) distal to the base of

the 3rd metacarpal (center of palm of hand)

• Collimate • Shield

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A = Trapezium B = ScaphoidC = Capitate D = Hamulus E = Pisiform

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Oblique Wrist

Technical Error

Poor Positioning

*Under rotated.

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Lateral Wrist

Technical Error

Poor Positioning

*Under rotated.

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WristPathology

TraumaPrev Surg.

With new fx and gun

shot

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WristPatholog

y

TraumaFx

Fall

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WristPathology

TraumaFall

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Wrist PathologyTrauma – Fall - Cast Info!!

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Wrist Pathology

TraumaUnknown

Fx Scaphoid

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AP Forearm• SID 40” / TT• Upper limb extended hand supinated• Shoulder in same plane as forearm• Epicondyles are ll to IR • CR is ┴ to IR• CP Mid-forearm• Collimate • Shield

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AP Forearm

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Lateral Forearm• SID 40” / TT• Upper limb flexed 90° in true lat pos• Shoulder in same plane as forearm• Epicondyles are ┴ to IR (may have

to slightly elevate wrist)• CR is ┴ to IR • CP Mid-forearm• Collimate • Shield

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LateralForearm

Repeatable Error?

Poor Positioning

*Not a true lateral and not

a 90° flexion.

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LateralForearm

Repeatable Error?

Poor Positioning

*Not a true lateral and not

a 90° flexion.

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LateralForearm

Repeatable Error?

Poor Centering

*Poor image due to poor centering

of the CR.

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ForearmPatholo

gy

TraumaUnknown

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ForearmPatholo

gy

TraumaFallFx

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WristPatholo

gy

Bone grafts

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ForearmPatholog

y

TraumaHomemade

FireworkGone bad

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Elbow

ABCD

E

I

H

G

F

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Elbow

Radial neckRadial Head

Capitulum

Lateral epicondyle

Olecranon

Radial tuberosity

Coronoid process

Trochlea

Medial Epicondyle

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Medial Epicondyle

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1) Trochlear Sulcus

13 2

2) Outer Ridges of:Capitulum & Trochlea

3) Trochlear Notch of the Ulna

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Elbow Fat Pad Sign

75Normal Abnormal

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AP Elbow• SID 40” / TT• Upper limb extended hand supinated• Shoulder in same plane as forearm• Epicondyles are ll to IR • CR is ┴ to IR• CP Mid-elbow joint• Collimate • Shield

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External ObliqueAlso called Lateral Oblique

• SID 40” / TT• Upper limb extended hand rotated lat• Shoulder in same plane as forearm• Epicondyles are at a 45°< to IR• CR is ┴ to IR• CP Mid-elbow joint• Collimate • Shield

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Internal ObliqueAlso called Medial Oblique

• SID 40” / TT• Upper limb extended hand rotated

medially, pronate palm• Shoulder in same plane as forearm• Epicondyles are at a 45°< to IR• CR is ┴ to IR• CP Mid-elbow joint• Collimate • Shield

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Lateral Elbow• SID 40” / TT• Upper limb flexed 90° in true lat pos• Shoulder in same plane as forearm• Epicondyles are ┴ to IR (may have

to slightly elevate wrist)• CR is ┴ to IR • CP Mid-elbow joint• Collimate • Shield

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Acute Flexion Elbow X2”Jones Method”

• SID 40” / TT• Shoulder in same plane as humerus• Align humerus to long axis of IR, with

elbow flexed and fingers on shoulder• Ensure no rotation by checking

epicondyles to be equal distance from IR.• *CR is ┴ to Humerus *CR is ┴ to Forearm• CP 2” from Olecranon• Collimate • Shield

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Trauma Lateral Elbow“Coyle Method”

“For Radial Head”• Upper limb flexed

90° in true lateral position-hand prone

• Shoulder in same plane as forearm

• Epicondyles are ┴ to IR

• CR 45°< toward shoulder

• CP Mid-elbow joint89

“For Coronoid”• Upper limb flexed

80° in lateral position-hand prone

• Shoulder in same plane as forearm

• Epicondyles are ┴ to IR

• CR 45°< from shoulder

• CP Mid-elbow joint

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Coyle Method ~ “For Radial Head”

Upper limb flexed 90° and CR 45°< toward shoulder

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Upper limb flexed 80° and CR 45°< from shoulder

Coyle Method ~ “For Coronoid”

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ElbowTechnical

Error

Poor Positioning

*Not a true AP. Pt probably was

not able to extend arm.

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ElbowRepeatable

Error?

Poor Positioning

*Not a true AP. Appears as though the patient placed their palm prone.

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ElbowRepeatable Error?

Poor Positioning

*Over rotated Internal Oblique.

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ElbowRepeatable

Error?

Poor Positioning

*Not flexed to 90° and arm is rotated. Epicondyles are not

┴ to IR.

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ElbowRepeatable

Error?

Poor Positioning

*Not flexed to 90° and shoulder is not

in same plane as elbow. Epicondyles

are not ┴ to IR.

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ElbowRepeatable

Error?

Poor Positioning

*Shoulder is not in same plane as

elbow. Epicondyles are not ┴ to IR.

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ElbowPatholog

y

TraumaRadial Head

Fx

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Elbow PathologyTrauma: Capitulum Fx

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Elbow PathologyTrauma: Proximal Ulna Fx

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ElbowPatholog

y

TraumaOlecranon

Fx

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Elbow PathologyTrauma: Distal Humerus Fx

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Elbow PathologyOsteomyelitis

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AP Humerus• SID 40” / Bucky• Pt. is supine or uprt w/ arm extended• Shoulder in same plane as elbow*• Abduct arm slightly & supinate hand• CR ┴ to the IR• CP Mid-humerus• Collimate • Shield - Breast also, if you don’t turn the

tube

105*Epicondyles are ║ to IR

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Lateral Humerus• SID 40” / Bucky• Pt. is supine or AP/PA uprt w/ arm extended• Shoulder in same plane as elbow• Internally rotate arm*• CR ┴ to IR• CP Mid-humerus• Collimate • Shield – Breast also, if you don’t turn the

tube

107*Epicondyles are ┴ to IR

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AP Humerus

Repeatable Error?

Poor Positioning

*Arm is over rotated. Epicondyles

are not ║ to IR.

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AP HumerusRepeatable Error?

Poor Centering

and collimation

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AP HumerusRepeatable Error?

Poor centering and

collimation

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AP HumerusRepeatable Error?

Poor centering and

collimation

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AP HumerusRepeatable Error?

Poor centering

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Lateral Humerus

Repeatable Error?

Poor Positioning

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Lateral Humerus Repeatable Error?

Poor Positioning

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Lateral Humerus Repeatable Error? Poor positioning

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Humerus Pathology

TraumaDislocatedHumerus

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HumerusPathology

TraumaFX

Also under penetrated.

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HumerusPathology

TraumaFX

Remember to remove artifacts.

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HumerusPathology

OUCH!Trauma

FX

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P

Shoulder Girdle

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AP Clavicle• SID 40” min Bucky/Grid• Pt. AP with arm neutral (puts

epicondyles in 45° to IR)• CR ┴ to IR• CP Mid-clavicle• Shield/Cone• Suspend respiration

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AP Axial Clavicle• SID 40” min Bucky/Grid• Pt. AP with arm neutral (puts

epicondyles in 45° to IR)• CR < 15°-30° cephalad (15°=Hypersthenic - 30°=Asthenic)• CP Mid-clavicle• Shield/Cone• Suspend respiration

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AP Bilat A/C Jts• SID 72” min • Pt. AP with arms neutral (puts

epicondyles in 45° to IR)• CR ┴ to the IR• CP Midpoint between A/C Jts (1” above jugular notch)• Shield/Cone• Suspend respiration

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Bilat Clavicles– After Delivery

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AP Scapula• SID 40” min Bucky/Grid• Pt. AP Uprt or Supine, abduct arm

90° and supinate hand• CR ┴ to IR• CP mid-scapula (2” inferior to

coracoid process/ level of axilla• Shield/Cone• Respiration=breathing technique

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Lateral Scapula• SID 40” min Bucky/Grid• Pt. PA Uprt & rotated 45°-60° toward

affected side w/ arm across chest. Feel for true-lat scapula*

• CR ┴ to IR• CP mid-scapula @ medial border• Shield/Cone• Suspend respiration *A/C jt & Superior Angle ┴ to IR

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AP Shoulder-Neutral Position• SID 40” min Bucky/Grid• Pt. AP with arm neutral (puts

epicondyles in 45° to IR)• CR ┴ to IR• CP Mid-scapulohumeral jt.• Shield/Cone• Suspend respiration

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AP Oblique Shoulder(Grashey Method) (Ortho refers to as “True AP”

• SID 40” min Bucky/Grid• Pt. rotated 35°-45° toward affected

side, w/ arm abducted in neutral position*

• CR ┴ to IR• CP scapulohumeral jt.• Shield/Cone• Suspend respiration*Elbow flexed 90° @ some sites

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Internal Oblique External Oblique

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AP External Rotation Shoulder• SID 40” min Bucky/Grid• Arm extended and externally rotated

to put epicondyles ║ to IR• CR ┴ to IR• CP Mid-scapulohumeral jt.• Shield/Cone• Suspend respiration

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AP Internal Rotation Shoulder• SID 40” min Bucky/Grid• Arm is extended and internally rotated

to put epicondyles ┴ to IR• CR ┴ to IR• CP Mid-scapulohumeral jt.• Shield/Cone• Suspend respiration

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Scapular “Y” Lateral Shoulder• SID 40” min Bucky/Grid• Pt. PA & rotated 45°-60° toward

affected side, w/ arm in neutral position. Feel for true-lat scapula*

• CR ┴ to IR• CP mid-scapula @ medial border• Shield/Cone• Suspend respiration*A/C jt & Superior Angle ┴ to IR

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Outlet Neer Method

CR 10°-15° caudal angle

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Inferosuperior Axial Shoulder

(Lawrence Method)• SID 40” min TT (XTL)• Pt Supine with arm abducted to 90°• Keep hand in external rotation with

palm up, and support arm if needed• CR medially 25°-30° horizontally• CP to the axilla/humeral head• Shield/Cone/Suspend respiration

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Superoinferior PA Transaxillary Shoulder

(Hobbs Modification)• SID 40” min TT or Bucky/Grid• With arm raised superiorly above

head, place axilla against IR, with slight 5°-10° anterior oblique.

• CR is ┴ to IR• CP is to the glenohumeral joint• Shield/Cone/Suspend respiration

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Transthoracic Lateral Shoulder

• SID 40” min Bucky/Grid• Pt. Uprt or Supine with affected side

to IR, & arm in neutral position• Raise opposite arm above head• CR horizontal & ┴ to IR• CP surgical neck of humerus• Shield/Cone/Breathing technique

(Lawrence Method)

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Clavicle Repeatable Error?Poor centering

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ShoulderRepeatable Error?

Artifact

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ShoulderRepeatable Error?

Artifact

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ShoulderRepeatable Error?

Artifact

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ShoulderRepeatable Error?

Poor marker placement

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ShoulderRepeatable Error?

Poor Positioning

and *centering

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“Grashey”ShoulderRepeatable Error?

Poor Positioning

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Scap-YShoulderRepeatable Error?

Poor Positioning

*under rotated

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Scap-YShoulder

Repeatable Error?

Poor Positioning

*Over rotated

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Scap-YShoulderRepeatable Error?

Poor Positioning

*Over rotated

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AxialShoulder

Repeatable Error?

Poor Positioning

Clipped anatomy

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Clavicle PathologyTrauma FX

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Axial Shoulder PathologyTraumaFX

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ShoulderPathology

Scapular-YTrauma

FX

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AP ShoulderPathology

TraumaFX/Dislocation

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Scapular-YShoulderPathology

TraumaFX/Dislocation

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Shoulder PathologyTraumaDislocationMedially

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ShoulderPatholog

y

TraumaDislocation

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ShoulderPathology

TraumaFX

Peds Pt

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Shoulder PathologyTraumaGSW

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