C spine x-ray Positioning | สังเคราะห์เนื้อหาที่เกี่ยวข้องc-spine คือที่ถูกต้องที่สุด

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   Peter Gleeson says:

   For an accurately collimated series, look at my video. https://youtu.be/ZcvH11MfgUo

   15/04/2022 at 00:24

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   Peter Gleeson says:

   Never guess the collimation. Open up the collimator to define how large the area, then limit to within the size of the collector. That didn't happen in the video. Radiation would have missed the top of the collector and the bottom. The sternum was included. The thyroid was exposed. The obliques continued to expose the body of the sternum and all of the thyroid which was appropriate in 1920 when the projections were devised, but not after 1970 when the Light Beam Diaphragm caused its revolution. We don't judge the success of the images by seeing if we got C4 in the middle. A better technique is to use the collimate to show you where the anatomy is. Remember that tube angulation will not change the position of the focus, so the geometry will not change

   15/04/2022 at 00:24

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   SkatetheFate says:

   Lol the lateral is 40’’ also the ap is an axial!!! Wrong wrong wrong wrong!!!

   15/04/2022 at 00:24

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   Ariel McCubbin says:

   For a Left Lateral of the C-Spine the SID is @72". Also the positioning provided in the video for the LAT C-Spine is incorrect. The pt. always faces the wall on their left side.

   15/04/2022 at 00:24

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   Anil Kushwaha says:

   very nice

   15/04/2022 at 00:24

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   Ashley Pricey says:

   on obliques lpo we do markings farthest away.

   15/04/2022 at 00:24

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