Thoracic: Collimation and centering Flashcards

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Thoracic radiograph centering

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Caudal border of scapula

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Thoracic radiograph: VD projection

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Centering:
• Caudal border of the scapula centered on midline.

Collimation
- Cranial border: thoracic inlet
- V-trough entirely within collimated area
- Lateral borders: body wall

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Thoracic radiograph: DV projection

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Centering:
• Caudal border of scapula.

Collimation
- Cranial border: thoracic inlet
- V-trough entirely within collimated area
- Lateral borders: body wall

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Abdominal radiograph: VD projection

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Centering: Medial aspect of last rib centered on sternum.

Collimation:
* Cranial border: on midline halfway between the caudal border of scapula and the xiphoid.
* Lateral borders: abdominal wall within V-trough.

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Abdominal radiograph: Lateral Projection of the Abdomen

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Centering: Slightly caudal to last rib.

Collimation:
- Cranial border: halfway between the caudal border of scapula and the xiphoid.
-Dorsal border: spinous processes of vertebral column.
-Ventral border: sternum.

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Pelvic Radiographs: VD-Extended Hip Projection

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Centering: Midline between the left and right ischial tuberosity.
Collimation:
* Cranial border: caudal to the wing of ilium and distal to the patella.
* Lateral borders: lateral to the ischium.

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Pelvic Radiographs: VD Frog Leg Projection

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Centering: Midline between the left and right ischial tuberosity.

Collimation:
* Cranial border: cranial to the wing of ilium to caudal border of ischium.
* Lateral border: to include proximal third of femur.

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Pelvic Radiographs: Lateral Projection

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Centering: Greater trochanter of femur

Collimation:
* Cranial edge of ilium to caudal border of ischium.
* Dorsal border: dorsal to the wing of the ilium.

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Forelimb Radiographs: CdCr Projection Shoulder

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Centering: Palpate proximal head of the humerus and the glenoid of the scapula. Center beam at the indentation palpated.

Collimation:
Include the distal third of the scapula and proximal third of the humerus.

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Forelimb Radiographs: Lateral Projection of the Shoulder

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Centering:
* Palpate proximal head of the humerus and the glenoid of the scapula.
* Center beam approximately 1 inch (2.5 cm) caudal from the front of the limb for a small dog and approximately 2 inches caudal (5 cm) for a large dog.

Collimation:
* Include the distal third of the scapula and proximal third of the humerus, excluding the upper leg that is
pulled caudally.

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Forelimb Radiographs: CdCr Projection of the Scapula

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Centering: Center of the scapula

Collimation:
* Lateral to the body and medial to the spine.
* Include the shoulder joint and the caudal border of scapula.

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Forelimb Radiographs: Lateral Projection Shoulder

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Centering: center of scapula

Collimation:
Proximal to the shoulder joint to the caudal edge of the scapula

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Forelimb Radiographs: Cdcr Projection Humerus

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Centering: midshaft of humerus

Collimation:
Proximal to the shoulder joint to distal to the elbow joint

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Forelimb Radiographs: Lateral Projection Humerus

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Centering: midshaft of humerus

Collimation:
Proximal to the shoulder joint to distal to the elbow joint

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Forelimb Radiographs: CrCd Projection Elbow

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Centering: humeral condyle

Collimation:
From the distal third of the humerus to the proximal third of the radius and ulna

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Forelimb Radiographs: Lateral projection Elbow

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Centering: Palpate and center on the humeral condyles
Collimation:
Distal third of the humerus to the cranial third of the radius and ulna.

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Forelimb Radiographs: CrCd Projection Radius and Ulna

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Centering: midshaft of radius and ulna

Collimation:
From proximal to the elbow joint and distal to the carpal joint

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Forelimb Radiographs: Flexed Lateral Projection Elbow

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Centering: Palpate and center on the humeral condyles

Collimation:
Center on joint, and include the distal third of the humerus and proximal third of radius and ulna.

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Forelimb Radiographs: Lateral Projection of Radius and Ulna

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 Centering: midshaft of radius and ulna
 Collimation: From proximal to the elbow joint and distal to the carpal joint

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Forelimb Radiographs: Dorsopalmar Projection of Carpus

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 Centering: Center on carpus joint
 Collimation: From distal third of radius and ulna to proximal third of the metacarpals

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Forelimb Radiographs: Lateral Projection of Carpus

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 Centering: carpal joint
 Collimation: From distal third of radius and ulna to proximal third of the metacarpals

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Forelimb Radiographs: Lateral and Medial Oblique Projection Carpus

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 Centering: carpal joint
 Collimation: From distal third of radius and ulna to proximal third of metacarpals

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Forelimb Radiographs: Extended Lateral Projection Carpus

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 Centering: carpal joint
 Collimation: From distal third of radius and ulna to proximal third of metacarpals

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Forelimb Radiographs: Dorsopalmar Projection of Metacarpals

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 Centering: Halfway between carpus and phalanges.
 Collimation: Distal third of radius and ulna to proximal third of the digits.

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Forelimb Radiographs: Lateral Projection of Metacarpals

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 Centering: Halfway between carpus and phalanges
 Collimation: From the distal third of radius and ulna to the proximal third of the digits.

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Forelimb Radiographs: Dorsopalrma Projection of Digits

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 Centering: just above digits
 Collimation: From the metacarpals proximally to the end of the digits distally

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Forelimb Radiographs:Lateral Projection of Digits

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 Centering: just above digits
 Collimation: From the metacarpals to the end of the digits

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Hindlimb Radiographs: Lateral Projection of Femur

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 Centering: Midshaft of the femur halfway between the stifle and coxofemoral joint.
 Collimation: From the ischium on the unaffected limb.

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Hindlimb Radiographs: Craniocaudal Projection of Femur

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 Centering: Midshaft of the femur halfway between the stifle and coxofemoral joint.

 Collimation:
- Cranial: from the greater trochanter to the proximal third of the tibia.
- Lateral: from the ventral midline to the body wall.

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Hindlimb Radiographs: Craniocaudal Projection of Stifle

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 Centering: Center on stifle joint
 Collimation: Proximal to the distal third of the femur and distal to proximal third of the tibia.

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Hindlimb Radiographs: Lateral Projection of Stifle

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 Centering: Center on stifle joint
 Collimation: Proximal to the distal third of the femur and distal to proximal third of the tibia.

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Hindlimb Radiographs: Caudocranial Projection of Tibia and Fibula

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 Centering: Center on the midshaft of the tibia halfway between the stifle and tarsus.
 Collimation: From proximal to the distal third of the femur to distal to the proximal third of the tarsus.

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Hindlimb Radiographs: Lateral Projection of Tibia

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 Centering: Midshaft of the tibia halfway between the stifle and tarsus
 Collimation: From proximal to the distal third of the femur to distal to the proximal third of the tarsus.

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Hindlimb Radiographs: Dorsoplantar Projection of Tarsus

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 Centering: Center on tarsal joint halfway between the distal tibia and the proximal metatarsals.
 Collimation: Proximal to the distal third of the tibia and distal to the proximal third of the metatarsals