FOREARM AP AND LATERAL VIEW
AP forearm – This position done to visualize Fractures,
dislocations of the bones, congenital deformities, or other anomalies of forearm
Collimation – while taking both wrist and elbow within the field
Centering point – mid shaft of forearm
Centering ray- perpendicular to the cassette
FFD- 100cm
Cassette orientation - portrait or diagonal if require
Cassette size – 24×30 cm
Protection – gonads shielding is advisable
Position of patient –
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the patient should be seated at the end of the
table with legs parallel to the table end and affected limb on the table.
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Posterior side of forearm on the cassette with
both wrist and elbow in anterior posterior position and Elbow straight.
When this not possible due to trauma or injury try this:-
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Elbow straight
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Posterior side of elbow on x-ray cassette with wrist
lateral and elbow AP.
FOREARM LATERAL VIEW
Lateral forearm – This position done to visualize Fractures,
dislocations of the bones, congenital deformities, or other anomalies of forearm
Collimation – while taking both wrist and elbow within the field
Centering point –mid shaft of forearm
Centering ray- perpendicular to the cassette
FFD- 100cm
Cassette orientation - portrait or diagonal if require
Cassette size – 24×30 cm
Protection – gonads shielding is advisable
Position of patient –
·
the patient should be seated at the end of the
table with legs parallel to the table end and affected limb on the table
·
Medium side of forearm on x-ray cassette with both
wrist and elbow in lateral position.
·
Elbow flexed at 90°
When this not possible due to trauma or injury try this
·
Elbow flexed at 90°
·
Anterior area of forearm on x-ray cassette with wrist posterior anterior(pa) and elbow lateral.
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