Orthopedic X-ray imaging Flashcards
What is CRPS/RSD
An exaggerated response to an insult in the extremities; characterized by symptoms of hyperalgesia and allodynia, with signs of autonomic dysfunction (temperature asymmetry, mottling, hair or nail changes)
Shoulder xray views
AP
Axillary ± stress view with 10 lb in hand
Trans-scapular
Zanca view (10-15 cephalic tilt
Humerus # xray views
AP
Lateral
Trans-scapular
Axillary
Elbow/forearm xray views
AP
LAT
Wrist xray views
AP
LAT
Scaphoid (wrist extension and ulnar deviation x 2 weeks)
Pelvis xray views
AP pelvis
Inlet and outlet views
Judet views (obturator and iliac oblique for acetabular #)
Hip xray views
AP Lateral
Frog-leg lateral
Dunn
Knee xray views
AP standing, lateral
Skyline – tangential view with knees flexed at 45° to see patellofemoral joint
Ankle xray views
AP
LAT
Mortise view: ankle at 15o of internal rotation
Foot xray views
AP
Lateral Harris Axial
Spine xray views
AP spine
AP odontoid
Lateral
Oblique
Swimmer’s view: lateral view with arm abducted 180° to evaluate C7-T1 junction if lateral view is inadequate
Lateral flexion/extension view: evaluate subluxation of cervical vertebrae