Position: Lateral Tibia Fibula Stress The lateral stress tib fib projection demonstrates the lower leg in profile under stress. It evaluates instability and deformity. Proper positioning prevents rotation. This projection complements AP stress tib fib. It is used in orthopedic assessment.
Position: PA Elbow Axial The PA axial elbow projection demonstrates the olecranon and trochlea. It evaluates fractures and joint pathology. Proper angulation is essential. This projection complements AP axial elbow. It is used in trauma imaging.
Position: AP Ankle Gravity Stress The gravity stress ankle projection uses gravity to stress the lateral ligaments. It evaluates instability without manual force. Proper positioning ensures diagnostic clarity. This projection complements inversion stress ankle. It is recognized in orthopedic imaging.
Position: AP Wrist Hyperflexion The hyperflexion wrist projection demonstrates the dorsal carpals. It evaluates dorsal chip fractures. Proper positioning prevents distortion. This projection complements carpal bridge. It is recognized in orthopedic imaging.
Position: AP Ankle Manual Stress The manual stress ankle projection evaluates ligament integrity under applied force. It is used for sports injuries. Proper stabilization is essential. This projection complements gravity stress ankle. It is recognized on ARRT exams.
Position: AP Foot Axial Sesamoid The axial sesamoid projection demonstrates the sesamoid bones beneath the first metatarsal. It evaluates fractures and sesamoiditis. Proper dorsiflexion is essential. This projection complements AP foot. It is recognized in podiatric imaging.
Position: Tangential Sesamoid The tangential sesamoid projection isolates the sesamoids without superimposition. It evaluates fractures and inflammation. Proper positioning prevents distortion. This projection complements axial sesamoid. It is used in podiatric assessment.
Position: AP Calcaneus Harris Beath The Harris Beath projection demonstrates the subtalar joint. It evaluates coalition and deformity. Proper angulation is essential. This projection complements axial calcaneus. It is recognized in orthopedic imaging.
Position: AP Knee Intercondylar Notch The AP notch projection demonstrates the intercondylar fossa. It evaluates cruciate ligament pathology. Proper angulation prevents distortion. This projection complements tunnel knee views. It is recognized on ARRT exams.
Position: PA Knee Holmblad Modified The modified Holmblad projection uses partial kneeling for patient comfort. It demonstrates the intercondylar fossa. Proper flexion is essential. This projection complements standard Holmblad. It is recognized in orthopedic imaging.