Position of the Clavicle, Shoulder, Scapula, AC Joints

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What is the technique for the clavicle?

70 kVp at 7-12 mAs

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What is the IR size/orientation for the clavicle?

10×12 crosswise

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How should you collimate for the clavicle?

Collimate down top to bottom and leave open side to side to include both ends

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What is the SID for the clavicle?

40 inch

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Where is the CR for the clavicle?

Mid-clavicle area (include both joints/ends)

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What is the angle for the AP axial clavicle?

15-30 degree cephalic angle

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When would you have to change the angle for the AP axial clavicle?

More of an angle for asthenic patients

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If doing a PA axial clavicle, what is the angle of the tube?

15-30 degree caudal angle

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Why would a PA axial clavicle be performed?

To reduce OID and decrease dose to thyroid

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What is the breathing for the clavicle?

Suspend respiration at the end of inspiration

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AP Clavicle

  • No tube angle

  • CR to mid-clavicle

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AP Axial Clavicle

  • Use 15 degree cephalic angel

  • CR to mid-clavicle

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What is the technique for the shoulder?

70-75 kVp at 7-12 mAs

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What should you do to your technique for the Y-view of the shoulder?

Go up 10 kVp from the AP

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What is the technique for the axillary view of the shoulder?

65 kVp at 5 mAs (tabletop)

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What is the SID for the shoulder?

40 inch

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What is the IR size/orientation for the AP views of the shoulder?

10×12 crosswise

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What is the IR size/orientation for the axillary view of the shoulder?

8×10 lengthwise

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What is the IR size/orientation for the Y-view and transthoracic view of the shoulder?

10×12 lengthwise

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Where is the CR for the AP shoulder?

1 inch below coracoid process

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Where is the CR for the axillary view of the shoulder?

To the joint space

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Where is the CR for the Y-view of the shoulder?

Perpendicular to the joint space (follow bottom of armpit up to find joint space)

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What is the breathing for the shoulder?

Suspend respiration during exposure

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AP External Rotation of the Shoulder

Epicondyles parallel to IR

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Where do you see the greater tubercle on the AP external rotation of the shoulder?

Laterally

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AP Internal Rotation of the Shoulder

Epicondyles perpendicular to the IR

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Where can you see the lesser tubercle on the AP internal rotation of the shoulder?

Medially

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AP Neutral of the Shoulder

Epicondyles at 45 degrees to the IR, arm is as is

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Posterior Oblique Position- Grashey Method

  • 35-45 degree rotation towards affected side, performed to see joint space open

  • Hand in neutral postion

  • CR to joint space

  • Done to see glenoid cavity

  • Collimate 8×8

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Transthoracic Lateral- Lawrence Method

  • CR is lengthwise

  • Center on surgical neck

  • Use breathing technique (normal breathing) extend time to 3-4 seconds

  • Humerus cut in ½ on crosshairs

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Shoulder Y-View (PA)

  • Arm/hand across belly

  • 45-60 degree rotation

  • CR to medial boarder (place thumb on medial boarder and rotate until fingers are superimposed)

  • Shows whether dislocation is anterior vs posterior

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Neer Method (Tangentail Projection-Supraspinous Outlet)

  • Patient faces IR

  • Rotate into anterior oblique position as for lateral scapula

  • 45-60 degree rotation; abduct arm slightly

  • 10-15 degree caudal angle, centered posteriorly to pass through superior margin of humeral head

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What does the Neer Method demonstrate?

Coracoacromial arch for supraspinatus outlet region for shoulder impingement

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Superior-Inferior Axial Projection of Shoulder

  • 8×10 IR

  • Patient sitting in chair leaning over IR

  • Palm down

  • CR to joint space (ensure head is out of way-look down)

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Inferosuperior Axial Projection (Lawrence Method)

  • Abduct arm 90 degrees

  • Keep in external rotation with palm up

  • CR directly medially 25-30 degrees, centered horizontally to axilla

  • Have to push IR into neck revision to ensure include all of joint space

  • Make sure to check SID, no grid

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What is the technique for the scapula?

70-75 kVp at 7-12 mAs for AP

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What is the technique for the lateral scapula?

Increase kVp by 10 for lateral

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What is the SID for the scapula?

40 SID

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What is the IR size/orientation for the scapula?

10×12 lengthwise

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Where is the CR for the scapula?

Perpendicular to mid scapula (2 inches below coracoid process and 2 inches medial from lateral boarder of scapula)

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What are the breathing instructions for the AP scapula?

Breathe in and out slowly and increase time to 3-4 seconds

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What are the breathing instructions for the lateral scapula?

Suspend respiration

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Scapular Y-view (PA)

  • Rotate patient 45-60 degrees

  • Patient should reach across and grab opposite shoulder (gets arm out of way of scapula)

  • Palpate boarder of the scapula to determine degree of rotation for true lateral

  • Suspend respiration

  • Put marker in top corner

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AP Scapula

  • CR perpendicular to mid-scapula (leave some light above shoulder)

  • Use breathing technique

  • Gently abduct arm for AP- do not rest back of hand on head

  • Put marker on bottom corner

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What is the technique for the AC joints with Bucky?

70-75 kVp at 8-12 mAs

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What is the technique for the AC joints without Bucky?

65-70 kVp at 4-6 mAs

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What is the IR size/orientation for the AC joints?

14×17 crosswise

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What should you do if both shoulders don’t find on one 14×17 for the AC joints?

Two 10×12 crosswise

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What marker do you use for the AC joints?

Both markers

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Where is the CR for the AC joints?

1 inch above jugular notch and midway to include both AC joints on one image

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What is the SID for the AC joints?

72 inch

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What is the breathing for the AC joints?

Suspend respiration

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AP SC joints without weights

  • Do without weights first and have checked

  • CR 1 inch above jugular notch and midway to include both joints

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AP SC joints with weights

  • Gently allow weights to hang from wrists

  • Holding on to weights may results in false negative results due to the should muscles contracting rather than relaxing

  • Do not shrug shoulders

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How much weight should a female have for the AC joints?

8-10 llbs minimum per limb

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How much weight should a asthenic patient have for the AC joints?

5-8 llbs per limb

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How much weight should a hypersthenic patient have for the AC joints?

May need more weight 10-12 llbs