Apr 7, 2023 · It is rare that this projection will be performed, therefore it is considered somewhat difficult due to the lack of practice. The key to achieving an optimal oblique sternum is: The …

Routine Projections (ARRT Required) RAO Sternum CR Location & Positioning SID: 40 inches or less (short distance increases magnification of sternum for contrast) Patient position: Upright …

Conical in shape, the bony thorax is narrower above than below, more wide than deep, and longer posteriorly than anteriorly. The sternum, or breastbone, is directed anteriorly and inferiorly and …

3 days ago · 7. Breathing technique Lateral 1. 10 x 12 film 2. Patient in true lateral position 3. Hand pulled behind patient to pull shoulders back 4. Bucky 5. 40" SID 6. Central Ray: …

Use upright position for ribs above the diaphragm and supine for ribs below. Ensure proper patient alignment and central ray direction for accurate rib imaging.

Include the entire sternum and free of super imposition of the upper ribs. Master Radiography Positioning with Clover Learning! Access top-notch courses, videos, expert instructors, and …

Align the long axis of sternum to midline of table or bucky. Place top of cassette 1 1/2” above the jugular notch. Use 30-40”. Lateral: Patient lying on side or left side against bucky. Use 72” SID …

Oct 31, 2025 · However, this projection is often performed bilaterally, subsequently, this article will describe the projection as a bilateral examination. The oblique positioning maneuvers the join …

The routine for a sternum generally includes a lateral and an oblique wherein the sternum is shifted to the left of the spine and is superimposed over the homogeneous heart shadow.

Position of part The sternum should be centered to the midline of the grid and perpendicular to the IR. The sternum should be visible entirely and NOT superimposed by the arms or shoulder …