Lower limb xray Flashcards

1
Q

toes DP position

A

seat on table
flex knee
place on 15 pad/angle tube 15

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2
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toes dp centring point

A

third metatarso-phalangeal joint
or affected toe

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3
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toes dp essential image characteristics

A

entire toes to metatarsals
or each toe either side of affected toe

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4
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lateral big toe position

A

rotate from dp until medial side of big toe contacts detector
pull other toes away

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5
Q

lateral big toe centring point

A

metatarso-phalangial joint

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6
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lateral big toe essential image characteristics

A

collimation: distal 2/3 metatarsal and all phalanges
joints clear

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7
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toes oblique position

A

rotate medially 45

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8
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toes oblique centring point

A

third metatarso-phalangeal joint

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9
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toes oblique essential image characteristics

A

collimation: proximal metatarsal and phalanges
if not all toes, toes adjacent to affected aswell

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10
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foot dp position

A

seat on table
knee flex
on 15 pad or rotate tube 15

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11
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foot dp centring point

A

cuboid navicular joint

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12
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foot dp essential image characteristics

A

lateral and medial malleoli included
visible joints
collimation: entire foot

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13
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foot oblique position

A

rotate medially to 45 from dp position

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14
Q

foot oblique centring point

A

cuboid navicular joint

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15
Q

foot oblique collimation

A

entire foot

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16
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foot lateral erect position

A

bad foot forward and weight bearing
lateral part of foot contact detector

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17
Q

foot lateral erect centring point

A

base of first metatarsal

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18
Q

foot lateral essential characteristics

A

arches of foot shown
collimation: phalanges to calcaneum
may do both feet to compare

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19
Q

axial calcaneum position

A

seated on table
dorsiflex ankle

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20
Q

axial calcaneum centring point

A

tube cranial 40
plantar aspect of heel at level of 5th metatarsal tubercule

21
Q

axial calcaneum essential image characteristics

A

collimation: soft tissue borders, whole calcaneum
subtalar joint and sustentaculum tali visible

22
Q

AP ankle position (mortise joint)

A

seat on table or supine
extend leg and dorsiflex ankle
rotate medially slightly so malleoli equidistant

23
Q

AP ankle centring point

A

midway between malleoli

24
Q

AP ankle essential image characteristics

A

clear joint spaces
collimation: distal 1/3 tib fib to 5th metatarsal base

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lateral ankle position
turn onto affected side still dorsiflex from ap
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lateral ankle centring point
medial malleolus
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lateral ankle essential image characteristics
medial lateral borders of trochlear articular surface of talus superimposed collimation: distal 1/3 tib fib, calcaneum, base of 5th metatarsal
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AP tib fib position
supine, extend legs, dorsiflex ankle rotate medially so malleoli equidistant
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AP tib fib centring point
midway of tibia
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AP tib fib collimation
knee to ankle joint
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lateral tib fib position
from ap, turn onto affected side superimpose malleoli by rotating
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lateral tib fib centring point
midway of tibia
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lateral tib fib collimation
knee to ankle joint
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AP knee position
weight bearing normally rotate so patella lies equally between condyles
35
AP knee centring point
1cm below apex of patella
36
AP knee collimation
whole knee, distal femur, proximal tib fib
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lateral knee position
patient turns to side and flexes knee 45 femoral condyles superimposed angle tube 5
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lateral knee centring point
superior border of medial tibial condyle
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lateral knee essential image characteristics
patella clear of femur fibula head 1/3 superimposed behind tibia collimation: distal 1/3 femur, proximal 1/3 tib fib
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AP femur position
supine extend leg internally rotate to centralise patella
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AP femur centring point
midshaft of femur
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AP femur collimation
hip to knee joints
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lateral femur position
from AP, turn onto affected side, flex knee slightly superimpose femoral condyles
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lateral femur centring point
midshaft of femur
45
lateral femur collimation
hip to knee joints
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Lateral calcaneum position
Lie on affected side Malleoli superimposed Dorsiflexion
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Lateral calcaneum centring point
2.5cm distal to medial malleolus
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Lateral calcaneum collimation
Entire calcaneum