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Its prob just nerves

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i assume you mean on the left oblique. We use to do that in the past, but our textbook does not recommend it so we do not have them perform it that way anymore.

@@jeffreyjobe1984 ok thank you so much 🌹

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+pinkcupcake vel anterior obliques are preferred, but due to thyroid dose , posterior obliques are what you do .

you're wrong +pinkcupcake vel AP oblique has the posterior against the IR, PA oblique is the patient's front against the IR

RPO/LPO, the posterior side of patient is against the IR. RAO and LAO, pt anterior side is facing IR.

@@b.o.4469 RAO is anterior side down with a PA projection, and vice versa. This was just confusing me too! LPO is posterior down with an AP projection.

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You need 4 collimation sides for all images in DR. Even if you just touch it by 1mm it makes a better image for all DR. This is CR so I don't get that...

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