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Join the Radiologando Group and learn much more about Radiology: •    / @radiologando   *Video sponsored by the reference school in technical education Politec. For more information call (81) 3222-5252* • ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------- • ♦ S U B M E N O V É R T I C E ♦ • ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------- • ► Patient Positioning: • Remove all metal or plastic objects from the patient's head and neck. perform the • radiograph with the patient in the upright or prone position. • The upright position, which is easier for the patient, can be achieved with an upright table or a • device in vertical position. A wheelchair can also be • used in performing this incidence. This offers back support and provides greater • stability in maintaining position. • ► Position of the Party: • • Raise the patient's chin and hyperextend the neck, if possible, until the LIOM is parallel to the RI • (see Remarks). • • Support the patient's head at the apex. • • Align the PSM perpendicular to the midline of the grid device surface or • table/image device, avoiding tilting or rotation. • bench press • With the patient in the supine position, extend the patient's head over the edge of the table and • sustain the K7 grid and the head as shown, keeping the LIOM parallel to the RI and perpendicular • to the CR. If the table does not tilt or is too small to hold the RI (Fig. 11-116), use a • pillow under the patient's back to allow sufficient neck extension. • upright • If the patient is unable to extend the neck sufficiently, compensate by angling the central radius • to remain perpendicular to the LIOM. Depending on the material used, RI can also be • angled to maintain perpendicular relationship with the RC (eg with an imaging device • adjustable vertical). • This position is very uncomfortable for patients in the standing or supine position; perform it so • quickly as possible. • ► RC: • • CR is perpendicular to the infraorbitomeatal line. • • Center about 4 cm inferiorly to the mandibular symphysis or midway between the gonians. • • Centralize the RI to the RC. • ►RI: 18x24 (Longitudinal) • ►DFOFI: 1m • ------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------- • *Source: Kenneth L. Bontrager, 8th Edition. #Radiology

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