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LATERAL PROJECTION
Projection to show the nasal bone, and the soft structure of the bone?
½ inches distal to the nasion
Reference point of the lateral projection of nasal bones
SUBMENTOVERTICAL PROJECTION
Projection where the patient is seated-upright or supine; hyperextend the neck so that IOML is nearly // with the IR; the head rested on its vertex?
Entering the throat at the level of 1 inch posterior to the outer canthi
Reference point of SMV
MSP: approximately 15 degrees TOWARD the side being examine
- Tilt the top of the head approximately 15 degrees AWAY from the side being examine
What is angulation of the MSP and the degree of head tilt in TANGENTIAL PROJECTION to show zygomatic arch wherein px is in seated position?
1 inch posterior to outer canthus
Reference point to show zygomatic arch in tangential projection
perpendicular to the IOML
What is the CR angulation in SMV and Tangential Projection to show zygomatic arch?
15 degrees TOWARDS the side being examine
What is angulation of the degree of head tilt in TANGENTIAL PROJECTION to show zygomatic arch wherein px is in supine position?
MAY METHOD
What is the method for px with depressed fx flat cheekbone?
1 and ½ inches posterior to outer canthus
Reference point of May Method
MSP: 15 degrees AWAY from the side being examined
- 15 degrees top of the head tilted AWAY from the side being examine
Angulation of the MSP and the head tilt in May Method
30 degrees caudad
1 inch above the nasion
In Modified Towne Method, what is CR angulation and reference point to see the zygomatic arch?