Xray positioning

Y view shoulder positioning x ray

This article discusses radiographic positioning of the Femur and Tib Fib for the Radiologic Technologist (X-Ray Tech). All major positions

Xray examination of the Scapular Y in lateral view. This projection can also be taken when patient is in trauma.

This document provides information on positioning and radiographic anatomy of the skull. It discusses the anatomy of the skull and lists the 8 cranial bones. It then describes various positioning considerations for skull radiography including erect vs recumbent positioning, patient comfort, hygiene, exposure factors, SID and radiation protection. Several common skull radiographic projections are outlined including the AP, lateral, PA, submentovertex and oblique projections. For each…

Body habitus

Radiographic Anatomy of Facial Bones Postero-Anterior Caldwell View Occipito Mental (OM) (Waters) View Postero-Anterior 30° (Modified Parietocanthial) Occipito Mental 30° (OM30) View Submentovertex (SMV) / Slit Basal / Jughandles View Adult Facial Bones - Lateral View Slit Townes View Abnormalities of the Skull and Facial Bones Cause Radiological Features Enlargement of Skull Vault Children Hydrocephalus Sutural diastasis, increased convoluted markings, “copper beaten skull” Raised intra…

kVp/MAS ranges

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X-Ray Interactions, Illustrated Summary (Photoelectric, Compton, Coherent) for Radiologic Technologists and Radiographers 1

AP C-spine image