Upper Limb Anatomy and Radiological Positions

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What is the recommended FFD (focus to film distance) for upper limb procedures?

40-44″ (102-113cm)

Which type of positioning is recommended for hand PA fingers X-ray?

Non-grid Position

What is the recommended patient positioning for PA oblique fingers X-ray?

18 x 24cm L.W.

What is the most effective practice for preventing unnecessary radiation exposure to the patient?

Close collimation

For upper limb examinations, when should shielding be in place for recumbent patients?

Always, especially over the gonadal region

Learn about the technical factors important for upper limb radiography, such as the FFD, OID, focal spot, use of grids, and digital imaging considerations. Gain insights into maximizing image sharpness and accuracy.

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