POSICIONAMENTO ROTINA PERNA

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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* • ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ • ♦Routine: AP and Profile♦ • ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ • ♦ AP: • ► Patient Positioning: • In supine position; with a pillow under the head; lower limbs must be fully • extended. • ► Position of the Party: • • Adjust pelvis, knee, and leg for true, non-rotating AP. • • Place a pad against the foot for stabilization and dorsiflex the foot 90° in relation to the • leg if possible. • • Make sure the ankle and knee joints are between 2.5 and 5 cm (1 and 2 inches) from the • ends of the RI (so that the diverging rays do not protrude out of the RI). • • If the limb is not too long, place the leg diagonally (corner to corner) in a 35 × RI • 43 cm (14 × 17 inches) to ensure both joints are included. (In addition, if • If necessary, a second smaller IR can be performed from the joint closest to the injury site.) • ► RC: • • CR perpendicular to the RI, directed to the midpoint of the leg. • ------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- • ♦ PROFILE: • ► Patient Positioning: • In lateral decubitus, with the injured side down; the opposite leg can be positioned behind the • affected and supported with pillows or cushions. • ► Position of the Party: • • Make sure the leg is in a true lateral position. (Plan of the patella should be • perpendicular to the RI.) • • Make sure the ankle and knee joints are between 1 and 2 inches (3 and 5 cm) • from the ends of the RI, so that divergent rays do not protrude out of the RI. • • If the limb is too long, position the leg diagonally (from corner to corner) over an RI of 35 • × 43 cm (14 × 17 inches) to ensure inclusion of both joints. (In addition, if • If necessary, a second smaller RI can be considered at the joint closest to the site of the • lesion.) • ► RC: • • CR perpendicular to the RI, directed to the midpoint of the leg. • ------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- • Source: Bontrager, 8th Edition. #Radiology

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