advanced chest- image analysis

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technique for Ap erect litter chest

24 cm pt - 90 kVp @1.6 mAs

(for every 1 chmthickness change= +/- 2 kVp)

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Rh note for Ap erect litter chest

use grid on pts over 30 cm and adjust technique accordingly

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central ray for AP erect litter chest

tube should be angled to match pt angle, central ray enters 3" below jugular notch on midsaggital plane

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special views for CXR

AP axial, AP supine

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AP axial CXR

45 SID, 14 x 17 CW collimation

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merrills note for AP axial CXR

use 72 SID

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RH note for AP axial CXR

use 45 SID to decrease magnificatino of heart bc equipment cant reach 72 SID when in supine position

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piggostat CXR age range

3 months - 2.5 years, parent holds child’s hand up (has to deny pregnancy), crying gives better inspiration

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technical factors for piggostate CXR

80-90 kVp, center cell (1 mAS if not AEC, 2 mAs for lateral), techniques can varry based of pt age and size, 8 x 10 collimation or 10 x 12 LW then collimate to area of interest

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PA Pigg-O- Stat Merrill’s note

collimation should extend from and include the mastoid tips to 2 inches above the iliac crests.

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central ray for peds

nipple line

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AP erect litter (or wheelchair) CXR evaluation criteria:

  1. everything is still the same critique, however…..

  2. clavicles appear more horizontal than on the PA projection

  3. approx. 1 inch of pulmonary apices should be seen superior to clavicles

  4. annotate “AP ERECT”

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how to know if there is not enough tube angle on AP erect litter CXR

clavicles are too high

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how to know if there is rotation on AP erect litter CXR

there is a major space between the clavicles
ex: major space between R clavicle means rotated towards R side

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PA pigg-o-state evaluation criteria

same as chest PA

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PA vs AP ribs rotation

PA- away- elongated ribs
AP- towards- elongated ribs

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wires for children __ years and under should be removed unless the nurse or doctor says otherwise

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what side to mark for CXR decubitus 

mark side down

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what side to mark for CXR decubitus in NICU

mark the side up

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is clipping on the side we don’t want okay?

yes because it is not the side of interest

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if looking for fluid what side to lay on? (merrill’s)

lie on affected side 

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if looking for air what side to lay on? (merrill’s)

unaffected side

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CXR decubitus- Right or Left lateral position criteria

  • no rotation of the patient demonstrated by the sternal ends of the clavicles equidistant from the spine

  • patients arms or chin not visible in the field of interest

  • faintly visible spine and pulmonary vascular markings from the hilar regions to the periphery of the lungs

  • Annotate DECUBITUS on the image

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technique for lateral CXR on litter or chair

  • 120 kVp

  • Erect IR- center cell (3.6 mAs if not AEC)

  • 14 × 17 LW

  • 72 inch SID

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technique for AP erect (patients who can’t stand or sit on side of litter)

  • using calipers, measure front to back at mid sternal area is order to select appropriate technique

    • ex: 24 cm patient- 90 kVp @ 1.6 mAs

  • 72 inch SID

  • 17 × 14 CW

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how much should you change your kVp by when measuring patient thickness

±/- 2 kVp

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Decubitus CXR (AP or PA) technique

  • 120 kVp

  • AEC cells vary (2.0 mAs if not AEC)

  • Erect IR

  • 72 inch SID

  • 14 × 17 LW

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AP axial (lordotic)

  • 72 inch SID

  • 14 × 17 LW or CW

  • patient needs to be 1 foot away from erect IR

  • lean back against the IR about (15-20 degrees from vertical)

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Merrill’s criteria for AP axial

  • if patient can not lean back from an erect position, the patient can stand or lay AP with their back against the IR and a 15-20 tube cephalic tube angle directed to the center of the manubrium can be applied

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AP supine

  • RH: 45 SID

  • 14 × 17 CW

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Merrill’s note for AP supine

  • recommends 72 inch SID

    • RH equipment cannot reach 72 inch SID so they go with 45 inches instead of 40 to help decrease magnification and more easily include entire lungs on image

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Chest Pigg-O-Stat Routine

  • at wall detector

  • 72 inch SID

  • 8 × 10 or 10 × 12 collimation

  • left marker in light field

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Pediatric Chest PA- Pigg-O-Stat

  • 80-90 kVp

  • Erect IR (1.0 mAs if not AEC)

  • 72 inch SID

  • 8×10 or 10×12 LW

  • erect marker

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Pediatric chest lateral- Pigg-O-Stat

  • 80-90 kVp

  • erect IR (2.0 mAs if not AEC)

  • 72 inch SID

  • 8×10 or 10×12 LW

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Pediatric chest PA- standing

  • 80-90 kVp

  • Erect IR ( 1.0 mAs if not AEC)

  • 72 inch SID

  • 8×10 or 10×12

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Pediatric chest lateral- standing

  • 80-90 kVp

  • erect IR (2.0 mAs if not AEC)

  • 72 inch SID
    8×10 or 10×12