Image Critique #2 Notes Flashcards

1
Q

What should be at the center of your collimated field for Caldwell projections?

A

ethmoid sinuses

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What should be included for a caldwell for the cranium?

A
  • Outer cranial cortices
  • ethmoid sinuses
  • mandible not as necessary
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3
Q

Where will the petrous ridges lie in caldwell for Cranium?

A
  • filling the lower 1/3rd of the orbits
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4
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What line do we keep perpendicular for caldwell projections?

A

the OML

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5
Q

How would excessive caudal angle / not enough chin tuck appear on Cranial Caldwell?

A

Petrous ridges seen below/inferior to infraorbital margins

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6
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How would insufficient caudal angle / too much chin tuck appear on cranial Caldwell?

A

Petrous ridges seen in >1/3rd of orbits

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7
Q

Where do you look for rotation? for tilt? (on cranial caldwell)

A

rotation:
- look at lateral orbital margins and lateral skull margins and check distance b/w
Tilt:
- look at nasal septum if it’s aligned with L-axis of the field
- look at supraorbital margin if they’re on the same horizontal plane

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8
Q

What body part groups do we do caldwells for?

A

All of them

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9
Q

What anatomy must be included for the parietoacanthial (waters) projection?

A
  • Frontal and maxillary sinuses
  • Lateral cranial cortices
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10
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What should be at the center of the field for a waters projection?

A

Anterior Nasal Spine

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Where will the petrous ridges sit for a waters projection?

A

Below the maxillary sinus and extend laterally from posterior maxillary alveolar process

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12
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How will the image appear with insufficient chin elavation (MML too low)

A

Petrous ridges seen superior to maxillary sinus floorWH

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13
Q

How will excessive chin elevation (MML too high) appear on an image?

A

P.R well below maxillary sinuses

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14
Q

What are the 2 main errors to look for in lateral images?

A

Tilt and rotation

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15
Q

How do you look for rotation on lateral images?

A

Look at anterior/posterior misalignment in:
- sella turcica
- mandibular rami
- greater wings of sphenoid (best way IMO)
- EAMs
- Zygomatic Bones (almost impossible to see IMO)
- Anterior cranial cortices
You wont be able to tell which way they’re rotated based on image alone, you must look at the patient IRL to determine what happened

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16
Q

How do you look for tilt on lateral images?

A

Look at superior/inferior misalignment in:
- Orbital roofs (best way IMO)
- Greater wings of sphenoid
- EAMs
- Zygomatic Bones
- Inferior Cranial Cortices
IPL was NOT lined up

17
Q

What is at the center of the field for a lateral cranial projection?

A
  • 2” superior to EAM
18
Q

What is the center of the field for a lateral facial bone / sinuses projection?

A
  • Midway b/w outer canthus and EAM
19
Q

What do you need to include for facial bones / sinuses projection?

A
  • Frontal, ethmoid, sphenoid, and maxillary sinuses
  • Greater wings
  • Orbital roofs
  • Sella Turcica
  • Zygomatic bones
  • Mandible (mentum not as important)
20
Q

What must be seen in the open mouth waters projection for the sinuses?

A
  • The sphenoid sinus within the open mouth, below the upper incisors