Week 2 - Finger and Thumb Projections

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What is the CR direction and CP for a PA finger projection?

CR is perpendicular; CP is the PIP joint.

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How is the finger positioned for a PA projection?

Hand flat, finger centered and aligned with IR.

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What structures should be included in a PA finger projection?

Affected finger, half of the metacarpal, and adjacent finger.

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What is the CR direction and CP for an oblique finger projection?

CR is perpendicular; CP is the PIP joint.

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How is the finger positioned for an oblique projection?

Hand prone, finger rotated 45° to IR, separated from other fingers, in same plane.

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What structures are included in an oblique finger image?

Affected finger and distal half of the metacarpal.

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What is the CR direction and CP for a lateral finger projection?

CR is perpendicular; CP is the PIP joint.

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How is the finger positioned for a lateral view?

Affected finger as close to IR as possible, aligned and separated from other fingers.

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What structures must be included in a lateral finger projection?

Affected finger and distal half of the metacarpal.

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How is the thumb positioned for an AP view?

Internally rotate the hand until the thumb is flat on the IR, with no rotation.

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What is the CR direction and CP for an AP thumb?

CR is perpendicular; CP is the MCP joint.

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What structures should be visible in an AP thumb projection?

Entire thumb, entire metacarpal, and trapezium.

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How is the thumb positioned for a PA projection?

Hand is in lateral position, thumb aligned to IR, entire thumb in same plane.

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What is the CP for a PA thumb?

MCP joint.

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What structures must be included in a PA thumb image?

Entire thumb, metacarpal, and trapezium.

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How is the thumb positioned for an oblique view?

Hand prone, thumb aligned and naturally oblique (45°) to the IR.

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What is the CR direction and CP for an oblique thumb?

CR is perpendicular; CP is the MCP joint.

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What should be seen in an oblique thumb projection?

Entire thumb, entire metacarpal, and trapezium.

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How is the thumb positioned for a lateral view?

Hand prone, fingers curled to bring thumb into true lateral position.

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What is the CR direction and CP for a lateral thumb?

CR is perpendicular; CP is the MCP joint.

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What structures are included in a lateral thumb projection?

Entire thumb, metacarpal, and trapezium.