Skull Flashcards

1
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Caldwell view is AKA

A

Occipitofrontal View

PA Axial

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2
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TT for Caldwell view

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15 Degrees Caudad

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3
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What is the Caldwell view good for

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Paranasal sinuses (especially frontal and ethmoidal sinuses), orbits (superior orbital rims), sphenoid wings, petrous ridges

optimal for facial bones

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4
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Towne view is AKA

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AP Axial

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5
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TT for Towne View

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35 degrees caudal

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6
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What is the Towne view good for

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Foramen magnum, petrous pyramids, dorsum sellae and posterior clinoid processes (visible in shadow of FM)

Occipital projection  occipital bone and posterior fossa space (looking for occipital plagiocephaly/lambdoid suture info)

fractures of skull and neoplastic changes

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7
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Waters view is AKA

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Occipitomental View

PA

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8
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TT for waters view

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None

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9
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What is the waters view good for

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Sinuses (optimal view for frontal and maxillary), orbits, zygomatic arches

open mouth to view sphenoid sinuses

Assessing fractures of the mid-face and acute sinusitis.

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