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Change: (2 inches) superior to the level of the iliac crestsPerpendicular to the IR Collimation Centre: To the midsaggital plane, 5cm (2 inches) superior to the level of the iliac crestsShutter A: Open to IR size inferiorly and superiorly to
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Change: lateral recumbent position lays(laying on their left side with their back to the wall buckybucky)Make sure there is no rotation of the torso Ensure there are no artefacts, such as zips or buttons over the area being imaged Centre the midsaggital plane
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Change: Make sure there is no rotation of the torso Ensure there are no artefacts, such as zips or buttons over the area being imaged Centre the midsaggital plane of the patient to the midline of the IR Bring both hands above the head
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Change: - 115 cm Central Ray Directed to the midsaggital plane, 5cm (2 inches) superior to the level of the iliac crestsPerpendicular to the IR Collimation Centre: To the midsaggital plane, 5cm (2 inches) superior to the level of the iliac crestsShutter A: Open to
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Change: or Stationary Grid Filter Yes, a decubitus filter can be used, except in slim patients. This will help to even out the soft tissue of the abdomen which gravity will move closer to the table bucky. Exposure 75 kVp35 mAs FFD / SID 100 - 115 cm Central Ray
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Change: There were only format changes (bold, italics, etc.) in this version. See this version for details.
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Change: ---- This page is under construction -----Abdomen - Lateral Decubitus Area Covered The abdomen, from the diaphragm downwards Pathology shown Air-fluid levels, pneumoperitoneumpneumoperitoneum, bowel obstruction, Radiographic Anatomy Abdomen Radiographic Anatomy IR Size & Orientation 35 x 43 cm (14 x 17 inches)PortraitD.R. may cover
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Change: patients. This will help to even out the soft tissue of the abdomen which gravity will move closer to the table bucky. Exposure 75 kVp35 mAs FFD / SID 100 - 115 cm (40 inches) Central Ray Directed to the midsaggital plane, 5cm
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Change: No, unless excessive abdominal tissue closer to the bed/table creates a thicker area to penetrate, then use a decubitus filter overYes, the thinner areaexcept ofin theslim abdomenpatients Exposure 75 kVp35 mAs FFD / SID 100 - 115 cm (40 inches) Central Ray Directed
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Change: ---- This page is under construction -----Abdomen - Lateral Decubitus Area Covered From the diaphragm downwards Pathology shown Air-fluid levels Radiographic Anatomy Abdomen Radiographic Anatomy IR Size & Orientation 35 x 43 cm (14 x 17 inches)Portrait (with the long axis of the body) D.R. may
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Change: --- under construction --Abdomen - Lateral Decubitus Area Covered From the diaphragm downwards Pathology shown Air-fluid levels Radiographic Anatomy Abdomen Radiographic Anatomy IR Size & Orientation 35 x 43 cm (14 x 17 inches)Portrait (with the long axis of the body) D.R. may cover 43 x 43 cm
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Change: No, unless excessive abdominal tissue closer to the bed/table creates a thicker area to penetrate, then use a decubitus filter over the thinner area of the abdomen Exposure 75 kVp35 mAs FFD / SID 100 - 115 cm (40 inches) Central Ray Directed to the midsaggital
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Change: shown Radiographic Anatomy Abdomen Radiographic Anatomy IR Size & Orientation Film / Screen Combination (CR and DR as recommended by manufacturer) Bucky / Grid Filter Exposure FFD / SID Central Ray Collimation Markers Shielding (check your department's policy guidelines) Respiration Positioning Critique PACEMAN Positioning Area Covered Collimation Exposure Special Notes
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