Thoracics spine projections Flashcards

1
Q

A.P thorcic spine - positioning

A

supine (trauma)/erect (non-trauma)
hands by side

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2
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A.P thoracic spine - Angle

A

Straight tube

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3
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A.P thoracic spine - positioning

A

supine (trauma)
erect (non-trauma)

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4
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A.P thoracic spine - angle

A

straight tube

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5
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A.P thoracic spine - CR

A

level of T7 (9cm inferior to jugular notch)

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6
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A.P thoracic spine - collimation

A

full length, 15cm width

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7
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A.P thoracic spine - instructions

A

suspended inspiration

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8
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Lateral Thoracic spine - position

A

erect (like CXR)
1) Left side onto image receptor
2) arms lifted up
3)ensure there is light on the posterior side to allow full spine to be displayed

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9
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Lateral Thoracic spine - angle

A

straight tube

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10
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Lateral Thoracic spine - CR

A

level of T7 ( inferior border of the scapula)
2CM Posterior to mid-coronal plane

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11
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lateral thoracic spine - collimation

A

full length
superiorly to include the C7/T1 junction
inferiorly to include the T12/L1 junction

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12
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exposure for thoracic spine

A

AP
kVp = 80
MA = 20
lateral
kVp = 80
MA = 40

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13
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thoracic oblique projection

A

Semi supine, 20 degrees from lateral
kVp 85 +/-5
mAs 40

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