Overview

Drawn from the renowned reference Clark's Positioning in Radiography, this bestselling pocket handbook provides clear and practical advice to help radiographers in their day-to-day work. Designed and structured for rapid reference, it covers how to position the patient and image receptor as well as the direction and location of the beam, describes the essential image characteristics, and illustrates each radiographic projection with a positioning photograph and corresponding radiographic image. This third edition has been updated to include new positioning photographs reflecting the dominance of direct digital radiography detectors (DDRs), helpful information on the importance of optimisation, exposure factors and geometry in image production, evaluating exposure in digital imaging and aspects of bariatric imaging.

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Author:   A Stewart Whitley (Radiology Advisor, UK Radiology Advisory Services and the Director of Professional Practice for the International Society of Radiographers & Radiological Technologists (ISRRT).) ,  Charles Sloane (University of Cumbria) ,  Gail Jefferson ,  Ken Holmes (University of Cumbria)
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   CRC Press
Edition:   3rd edition
Weight:   0.690kg
ISBN:  

9781032043388

ISBN 10:   1032043385
Pages:   276
Publication Date:   11 March 2024
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Tertiary & Higher Education ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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Table of Contents

Section 1 Key Aspects of Radiographic Practice Anatomical Terminology Positioning Terminology Projection Terminology The Importance of Optimisation and Exposure Factors Evaluating Exposure In Digital Imaging Geometry of Image Production Patient Journey and examination timeline General Considerations for Digital Radiographic Examinations Patient identity and Consent Justification of the examination Radiation Protection Medical Exposure and Diagnostic Reference Levels (DRLs) Standard Operating Procedure for patients of Reproductive Capacity Evaluating Images: 'The 10-point plan' Guidelines for the Assessment of Trauma Images Theatre Radiography Ward Radiography Bariatric Imaging Section 2 Radiographic Projections Abdomen – Antero-Posterior Supine Abdomen Antero-Posterior – Left Lateral Decubitus Acromioclavicular Joint Ankle – Antero-Posterior/ Mortise Joint Ankle – Lateral Calcaneum – Axial Cervical Spine – Antero- Posterior C3–C7 Cervical Spine – Antero- Posterior C1–C2 ‘Open Mouth’ Cervical Spine – Lateral Erect Cervical Spine – Lateral ‘Swimmers’ Cervical Spine – Lateral Supine Cervical Spine – Posterior Oblique Cervical Spine – Flexion and Extension Chest – Postero-anterior Chest – Antero-posterior (Erect) Chest – Lateral Chest – Supine (Anteroposterior) Chest – Mobile/ Portable (Antero-posterior) Chest - Mobile (Posterior-anterior - Prone) Clavicle – Postero-anterior Clavicle – Infero-superior Elbow – Antero-posterior Elbow AP – Antero-Posterior alternative Projections for Trauma Elbow – Lateral Facial Bones – Occipito-mental (OM) Facial Bones – Occipito-mental 30-degree Caudal (OM 30) Femur – Antero-posterior Femur – Lateral Fingers – Dorsi-palmar Fingers – Lateral Index and Middle Fingers Fingers – Lateral Ring and Little Fingers Foot – Dorsi-plantar Foot – Dorsi-plantar Oblique Foot – Lateral Erect Forearm – Antero-posterior Forearm – Lateral Hand – Dorsi-palmar Hand – Dorsi-palmar Oblique Hand – Lateral Hip: AP (Antero-posterior) – Single Hip Hip – Lateral Air-gap Technique (Trauma) Hip - Lateral Neck of Femur Hip – Posterior Oblique (Lauenstein’s) Hips (Both) – Lateral (‘Frog’s Legs’ Position) Humerus – Antero-posterior Humerus – Lateral Knee – Antero-posterior Knee – Lateral (Basic) Knee – Horizontal Beam Lateral (Trauma) Knee – Tunnel/Intercondylar Notch Knee – ‘Skyline’ Patellar (Supero-inferior) Lumbar Spine – Antero-posterior Lumbar Spine – Lateral Lumbar Spine – Oblique Lumbo-sacral Junction (L5–S1) – Lateral Mandible – Postero-anterior Mandible – Lateral Oblique 30-degree Cranial Orbits – Occipito-mental (Modified) Orthopantomography (OPG/DPT) Pelvis AP Antero-posterior Sacro-iliac Joints – Postero-anterior Sacrum – Antero-posterior Sacrum – Lateral Scaphoid Postero-anterior with Ulnar Deviation Scaphoid – Anterior Oblique with Ulnar Deviation Scaphoid – Posterior Oblique Scaphoid – Postero-anterior, Ulnar Deviation and 30-degree Cranial Shoulder Girdle – Anteroposterior (15-degree) Erect Shoulder Girdle – Anteroposterior (Glenohumeral Joint) – Modified (Grashey Projection) Shoulder – Supero-inferior (Axial) Shoulder – Anterior Oblique (‘Y’ Projection) Sinuses – Occipito-mental Skull – Occipito-frontal (OF) Skull – Occipito-frontal 30-degree Cranial (Reverse Towne’s) Skull – Lateral Erect Skull – Fronto-occipital (Supine/Trolley) Skull – Fronto-occipital 30-degree Caudal (Towne’s Projection) (Supine/Trolley) Skull – Lateral (Supine/Trolley) Skull ‘Head’ – CT Sternum – Lateral Thoracic Spine – Antero-posterior Thoracic Spine – Lateral Thumb – Antero-posterior Thumb – Lateral Tibia and Fibula – Anteroposterior Tibia and Fibula – Lateral Toe – Hallux – Lateral Toes – Dorsi-plantar Toes – Second to Fifth – Dorsi-plantar Oblique Wrist – Postero-anterior Wrist – Lateral Zygomatic Arches – Infero-superior Section 3 Useful Information for Radiographic Practice Non-Imaging Diagnostic Tests Medical Terminology Medical and Radiographic Abbreviations Index

Reviews

'invaluable to students and newly-qualified radiographers, due to its clear format, well indexed content and comprehensive text [and] packed full of accurate, accessible and useful information.This revised third edition has evolved to reflect the prevailing challenges and changes faced by radiographers in the modern imaging department. I would highly recommend this book to any radiographer or radiography student who wants a comprehensive and up-to-date practical reference guide in a pocket-sized format.' Jo Brown, Senior Radiographer, Lymington New Forest Hospital, Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust for RAD Magazine

Author Information

A Stewart Whitley, Radiology Advisor, UK Radiology Advisory Services, Preston, Lancashire, UK and Former Director of Professional Practice, International Society of Radiographers and Radiological Technologists (ISRRT) Charles Sloane, Principal Lecturer and Professional Lead for Health Sciences, Institute of Health, University of Cumbria, Lancaster, UK Gail Jefferson, Senior Lecturer and Programme Lead for Diagnostic Radiography, Institute of Health, University of Cumbria, Lancaster; Reporting Radiographer, North Cumbria Integrated Care, Carlisle, UK Ken Holmes, formerly Senior Lecturer, Institute of Health, University of Cumbria, Lancaster, UK. Craig Anderson, Senior Lecturer, Institute of Health, University of Cumbria, Lancaster; Clinical Tutor and Reporting Radiographer, Furness General Hospital, Cumbria, UK

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