Positioning of the Sinuses, Mandible, TMJs, and Orbits for FB

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What is the technique for the lateral sinuses?

75 kVp @ 18-22 mAs

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What is the technique for the waters method of the sinuses?

75 kVp @ 18-22 mAs

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What is the technique for the open-mouth waters of the sinuses?

75 kVp @ 18-22 mAs

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What is the IR size/orientation for all sinus views?

10 × 12 LW

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What is the SID for all sinus views?

40 inch

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What is the collimation for all sinus views?

Collimate down to an 8 × 10

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Are there tube angles for the sinuses?

No, always horizontal

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Where is the CR for the lateral sinuses?

CR to zygoma (midway between outer canthus and EAM)

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Where is the CR for the waters method of the sinuses?

CR exits at acanthion

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Where is the CR for the open-mouth waters of the sinuses?

CR exits at acanthion

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How would you position for a lateral sinus view?

  • IPL perpendicular to IR/Bucky

  • IOML perpendicular to front edge of IR/Bucky, IOML parallel to IR/Bucky

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How would you position for a waters method of the sinuses?

  • Rest chin on Bucky

  • MML perpendicular to IR

  • OML forms a 37 degree angle with the IR/Bucky

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How would you position for an open-mouth waters of the sinuses?

  • Line up MML perpendicular to IR/Bucky with mouth closed; once aligned, have patient carefully drop jaw (to open mouth) without moving head

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Where is the marker placement for the lateral sinus views?

Anterior

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What is the breathing for all sinus views?

Suspend respiration

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Do you shield for sinus views?

Yes

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If you are doing the lateral sinus and it is a trauma what should you do?

Do x-table lateral for air-fluid levels

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Where are the petrous ridges for the waters method of the sinuses?

Projected just below the maxillary sinuses

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What sinuses does the open-mouth waters demonstrate?

Sphenoid sinuses

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What is the technique for the Caldwell method of the sinuses?

75 kVp @ 18-22 mAs

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What is the technique for the SMV of the sinuses?

75 kVp @ 28-32 mAs

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Where is the CR for the Caldwell method of the sinuses?

CR to exit at the nasion

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Where is the CR for the SMV of the sinuses?

CR midway between gonions approximately 1 ½ inches below mandibular symphysis

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How would you position for a Caldwell method for the sinuses?

  • Place patients nose and forehead with neck extended to elevate OML 15 degrees from perpendicular to IR

  • Or line up AML then bring it down just a tad

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How would you position for an SMV of the sinuses?

  • Hyperextend neck; rest head on vertex

  • IOML is parallel to IR/Bucky

  • CR is perpendicular to IOML

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Where is the marker placement for the Caldwell method of the sinuses?

Bottom corner of IR

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Where is the marker placement for the SMV of the sinuses?

Top corner of IR

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Where are the petrous ridges for the Caldwell method of the sinuses?

Projected in lower 1/3 of orbits

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If you cannot get an SMV for the sinuses which view do you do instead?

Open-mouth waters

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What is the technique for the PA mandible?

75 kVp @ 18-22 mAs

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What is the technique for the PA axial mandible?

75 kVp @ 18-22 mAs

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What is the technique for the axiolateral oblique mandible?

65-70 kVp @ 6-8 mAs

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What is the IR size/orientation for all mandible views?

10 × 12 LW

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Which views for the mandible are done tabletop, non-grid?

Axiolateral oblique, Towne method, panorex

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How would you collimate for PA mandible?

Collimate down to 8 × 10 approximately

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How would you collimate for a PA axial mandible?

Collimate down to 8 × 10 approximately

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How would you collimate for an axiolateral oblique mandible?

Slight collimation is fine, including beyond ear

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What is the tube angle for the PA axial mandible?

20-25 degrees cephalad

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What is the tube angle for the axiolateral oblique mandible?

25 degrees cephalad from IPL

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Where is the CR for the PA mandible?

CR exits at the junction of the lips

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Where is the CR for the PA axial mandible?

CR exits at acanthion

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Where is the CR for the axiolateral oblique mandible?

CR directed to exit mandibular region of interest (between mandibular bodies- aim for soft spot)

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How would you position for a PA mandible?

  • Rest patients forehead and nose against Bucky

  • Tuck chin, bringing OML perpendicular to IR

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How would you position for a PA axial mandible?

  • OML perpendicular to IR

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How would you position for an axiolateral oblique mandible?

  • Place head in true lateral; have patient close mouth and bring teeth together

  • Jut chin straight out like a chicken neck (Extend chin forward) then tilt head 10-15 degrees

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What does the PA axial mandible best demonstrate?

Proximal rami and elongated view of condyloid process

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For the axiolateral oblique mandible, the degree of obliquity depends on the area of interest so, a true lateral best demonstrates?

Ramus

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For the axiolateral oblique mandible, the degree of obliquity depends on the area of interest so, a 30 degree rotation towards the IR best demonstrates?

Body

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For the axiolateral oblique mandible, the degree of obliquity depends on the area of interest so, a 45 degree rotation best demonstrates?

Mentum

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For the axiolateral oblique mandible, the degree of obliquity depends on the area of interest so, a 10-15 degree rotation best demonstrates?

A general survey

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What is the technique for the SMV of the mandible?

75 kVp @ 18-22 mAs

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What is the technique for the Towne method of the mandible?

75 kVp @ 24-32 mAs

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What is the technique for the panorex of the mandible?

Follow hospitals protocols

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What is the collimation for the SMV of the mandible?

Collimate down to at least an 8 × 10

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What is the collimation for the Towne method of the mandible?

Collimate on all sides to within 2 inches of nasal bones

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What is the collimation for the panorex of the mandible?

Collimate on all sides to nasal bones

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What is the tube angle for the Towne method of the mandible?

35 degrees caudad if OML perpendicular to IR

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What is the tube angle for the panorex of the mandible?

As needed to ensure CR is parallel to GAL

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Where is the CR for the SMV of the mandible?

CR at level 1 ½ inches inferior to mandibular symphysis

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Where is the CR for the Towne method of the mandible?

Center to glabella

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How would you position for a SMV of the mandible?

  • Rest head on vertex

  • IOML parallel to IR

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How would you position for a Towne method of the mandible?

  • Tuck chin, and angle CR 35 degrees caudad if OML perpendicular to IR

  • Tube angle would be 42 degrees if using IOML

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How would you position for a panorex of the mandible?

  • Adjust height of chin rest until IOML is aligned parallel with floor

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Where is your marker placement for the SMV of the mandible?

Top corner of IR

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What is the SID for all mandible views?

40 inch

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What is the breathing for all mandible views?

Suspend respiration

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Do you shield for the mandible?

Yes

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What is the technique for the modified Towne method of the TMJs?

75 kVp @ 24-32 mAs

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What is the technique for the modified Law method of the TMJs?

75 kVp @ 18-22 mAs

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What is the technique for the Schuller method of the TMJs?

75 kVp @ 18-22 mAs

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What is the IR size/orientation for all TMJ views?

10 × 12 LW

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What is the SID for all TMJ views?

40 inch

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What is the collimation for the modified Towne method for the TMJs?

Collimate to 8 × 10

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What is the collimation for the modified Law method for the TMJs?

Collimate to 7 × 7

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What is the collimation for the Schuller method for the TMJs?

Collimate to 7 × 7

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What is the tube angle for the modified Towne method of the TMJs?

CR 35 degrees caudad from OML or 42 degrees caudad if using IOML

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What is the tube angle for the modified Law method of the TMJs?

CR 15 degrees caudad

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What is the tube angle for the Schuller method of the TMJs?

While in true lateral, andlg CR 25-30 degrees caudad

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Where is the CR for the modified Towne method of the TMJs?

CR 3 inches superior to the nasion or CR passes 1 inch anterior to the level of the TMJs

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Where is the CR for the modified Law method of the TMJs?

CR to 1 ½ inches superior to upside EAM (looking at the downside)

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Where is the CR for the Schuller method of the TMJs?

CR to ½ inch anterior and 2 inches superior to upside EAM

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How would you position for a modified Towne method of the TMJs?

  • Tuck chin

  • OML perpendicular to IR/Bucky

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How would you position for a modified Law method of the TMJs?

  • Align IOML perpendicular to front edge of IR (IOML parallel to Bucky)

  • From lateral position: rotate face 15 degrees toward IR/Bucky (separates TMJs so not superimposed)

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How would you position for a Schuller method of the TMJs?

  • IOML perpendicular to front edge of IR (IOML parallel to Bucky)

  • Head in true lateral; IPL perpendicular to IR

  • Results in greater elongation of the condyle, as compared to the modified Law

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What is the breathing for the TMJ views?

Suspend respiration

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How many views do you do for the Schuller method and what are there?

2; open and closed mouth view

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Where is your marker for the Schuller method?

Mark side closest to IR/Bucky

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What is the technique for the Caldwell method for the orbits for a FB?

75 @ 18-22 mAs

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What is the technique for the waters method for the orbits for a FB?

75 kVp @ 18-22 mAs

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What is the technique for the lateral position for the orbits for a FB?

75 kVp @ 18-22 mAs

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What is the IR size/orientation for all orbits for a FB views?

10 × 12 LW

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What is the SID for all orbits for a FB views?

40 inch

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What is the tube angle for the Caldwell method for the orbits for a FB?

15 degrees caudal

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Where is the CR for the Caldwell method for the orbits for a FB?

CR to exit at the nasion

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Where is the CR for the waters method for the orbits for a FB?

CR exits at acanthion

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Where is the CR for the lateral position for the orbits for a FB?

CR to zygoma

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How would you position for a Caldwell method for the orbits for a FB?

  • OML perpendicular to IR/Bucky

  • Ensure patient doesn’t move in between eyes up and eyes down images

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How would you position for a waters method for the orbits for a FB?

  • MML perpendicular to IR

  • OML forms a 37 degree angle with IR/Bucky

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How would you position for a lateral position for the orbits for a FB?

  • IPL perpendicular to IR/Bucky

  • IOML perpendicular to front edge of IR

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What is the breathing for all orbits for FB views?

Suspend respiration