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cervical-spine-fuchs-view
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"The closed mouth odontoid AP view (Fuchs view) is a non-angled AP radiograph of C1 (atlas) and C2 (axis)."

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"The closed mouth odontoid AP view (Fuchs view) is a non-angled AP radiograph of C1 (atlas) and C2 (axis)."

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"superior to the TMJ"

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"SID100 cm"

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"centring pointthe beam is aimed just underneath the chin"

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"collimation"

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"orientation portrait"

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"detector size24 cm x 30 cm"

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"exposure"

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"SID100 cm"

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"gridyes (this can vary departmentally)"

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"This view should not be used in a trauma setting (to avoid manipulating a potentially unstable spine) the modified Fuchs view may be used instead; instead of moving the patient's chin, the beam is angled 35-40° upward and the odontoid is targeted just under the chin (the chin is in a neutral position)."

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"orientation portrait"

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Semicolons
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"This view should not be used in a trauma setting (to avoid manipulating a potentially unstable spine) the modified Fuchs view may be used instead; instead of moving the patient's chin, the beam is angled 35-40° upward and the odontoid is targeted just under the chin (the chin is in a neutral position)."

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