At 7.12 we see an AP chest without sufficient collimation as it seems to include the iliac crests in the primary beam. The patient should have the shoulders rolled forward to remove the scapula from being projected over the lung fields as we do with the AP. It also looks like 180cm FFD was not used. There is no reason why a supine chest should look like a lordotic chest as we see at 8.25. At 11.04 we see that lateral collimation has needlessly included much of the shoulder girdle in the phantom. Collimate to the skin edge laterally. Extending the arms like that will not roll the shoulders forward so the image will not be correct.
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At 7.12 we see an AP chest without sufficient collimation as it seems to include the iliac crests in the primary beam. The patient should have the shoulders rolled forward to remove the scapula from being projected over the lung fields as we do with the AP. It also looks like 180cm FFD was not used. There is no reason why a supine chest should look like a lordotic chest as we see at 8.25. At 11.04 we see that lateral collimation has needlessly included much of the shoulder girdle in the phantom. Collimate to the skin edge laterally. Extending the arms like that will not roll the shoulders forward so the image will not be correct.
Thank you, Siavash jan,
Really helful thank you so much
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