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Position: AP Pelvis Stress The pelvis stress projection evaluates pelvic ring instability. It is used for trauma and chronic instability. Proper stabilization prevents excessive movement. This projection complements inlet and outlet pelvis. It is recognized in orthopedic imaging.

Position: AP SI Joints Stress The SI joint stress projection evaluates ligament integrity. It is used for pelvic instability. Proper stabilization is essential. This projection complements standard SI joint views. It is recognized in orthopedic assessment.

Position: AP SI Joints Weight Bearing The weight bearing SI joint projection evaluates instability under load. It is used for chronic SI dysfunction. Proper centering ensures visualization of both joints. This projection complements oblique SI views. It is recognized in orthopedic imaging.

Position: Lateral Coccyx Trauma The trauma lateral coccyx projection demonstrates the coccyx in profile using a horizontal beam. It evaluates fractures and soft tissue injury. Proper positioning prevents rotation. This projection complements AP trauma coccyx. It is recognized on ARRT exams.

Position: AP Coccyx Trauma The trauma AP coccyx projection evaluates coccygeal fractures. It is used when standard angulation is unsafe. Proper centering ensures diagnostic clarity. This projection complements lateral trauma coccyx. It is recognized in emergency imaging.

Position: Lateral Sacrum Trauma The trauma lateral sacrum projection demonstrates the sacrum in profile using a horizontal beam. It evaluates fractures and soft tissue swelling. Proper positioning prevents rotation. This projection complements AP trauma sacrum. It is recognized on ARRT exams.

Position: AP Sacrum Trauma The trauma AP sacrum projection evaluates sacral fractures without moving the patient. Proper centering ensures full sacral visualization. This projection complements lateral trauma sacrum. It is used in emergency imaging.

Position: Lateral Lumbar Spine Extension Trauma The trauma extension lumbar projection evaluates posterior ligament integrity. It is essential for instability assessment. Proper positioning ensures diagnostic clarity. This projection complements flexion trauma lumbar. It is recognized in orthopedic imaging.

Position: Lateral Lumbar Spine Flexion Trauma The trauma flexion lumbar projection evaluates instability after clearance. It demonstrates abnormal vertebral motion. Proper positioning prevents rotation. This projection complements extension trauma lumbar. It is used in spine assessment.

Position: AP Lumbar Spine Oblique Trauma The trauma oblique lumbar projection uses angled beams to demonstrate pars defects. It is used when rotation is unsafe. Proper angulation prevents distortion. This projection complements AP and lateral trauma lumbar. It is recognized on ARRT exams.