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Where is the central ray directed for a lateral cervical spine?
C-Spine positioning.
Where is the measurement taken for a hyperextended lateral view of the cervical spine?
197 Cards in this Set.
Where is the IR centered for the lateral projection of the cervical thoracic region?
Vertebral Column.
What is the central ray angulation for an AP axial projection of the cervical spine on a trauma patient?
The central-ray angle for an AP axial of cervical vertebrae is: 15 to 20 degrees cephalad.