Radiographic Positioning of the Mandible

RADT 210 Positioning III
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It is the same pic for the PA Axial and AP Axial Towne Method. Why? Bontrager 10th edition p.433, they place it as Optional PA axial-CR 20 to 25 degrees cephalad. On p. 434, they placed the same image labeled Neck and Body. It is another picture on this page of AP Axial without labeling. What am I missing?

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Unfortunately, I no longer have that textbook to reference those page numbers, but I've used different photos in my video here to illustrate each position. We've switched to Merrill's at our school, which does not have a AP Axial Towne view for the mandible (only for TMJs which does not include the entire mandible in the projection and uses a different tube angle).