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ericka1

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Which criteria indicates a properly positioned AP axial Townes method?
 
 the dorsum sellae is projected within the foramen magnum
  the dens is projected within the foramen magnum
  the dorsum sellae is projected superior to the foramen magnum
  the dorsum sellae is projected inferior to the foramen magnum

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Which imaging method is described in the following description? The thoracic and lumbar spine are imaged with a block placed under the foot on the side that contains the convex curve.
 
 Ferguson method
  Stetcher method
  Weight-bearing method
  Grashey method



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Answer to Question 1

the dorsum sellae is projected within the foramen magnum

Rationale: A properly positioned AP axial Townes method is demonstrated when the dorsum sellae is projected within the foramen magnum. Correct positioning of the OML/IOML must be matched with the correct caudal tube angle 30/37 degrees in order to project the dorsum sellae within the foramen magnum. If a mismatch of the tube angle and the positioning line occurs, the dorsum sellae will not be projected correctly within the foramen magnum.

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Ferguson method

Rationale: The Ferguson method evaluates the curvature of the thoracic and lumber spine. The patient is first imaged with a PA projection. The second PA projection places a block under the patient's foot on the side with the convex curve.




ericka1

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Reply 2 on: Jul 17, 2018
Gracias!


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
:D TYSM

 

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