In this video, we break down exactly how to position your patient for a diagnostic scapular Y shoulder X-ray, whether they’re standing, recumbent, or on a cart. Angle the Patient: Rotate the...

Apr 12, 2024 · The lateral scapula projection can be technically demanding, especially when patients are in pain. An anecdotal method amongst radiographers is to feel for the medial …

Learn how to position patients for a Scapula Y trauma series, whether standing, recumbent, or on a cart, using a simple 45°–60° rotation for optimal imaging.

The scapular y view of the shoulder should be performed with the patient standing at the upright buccy or lying prone on the radiographic table with a forty inch source to image distance and …

Purpose and Structures Shown: This view should demonstrate the bones and soft tissue of the shoulder specifically the scapular Y. It is often used for examination of suspected shoulder …

The scapula looks like a Y when viewed laterally. Laterally, the body of the scapula, acromion, and coracoid process all converge at the glenoid. If you connect straight lines through the axis …

Apr 21, 2012 · The thin body of the scapula should be seen on end without rib superimposition. The acromion and coracoid processes should appear as nearly symmetric upper limbs of the Y.

5 days ago · "Y" View 1. 10 x 12 lengthwise 2. Patient supine or upright 3. Palpate the borders of the scapula and rotate the patient until the scapula is in true lateral position. 4. Bucky 5. 40" …

In a normal Scapular Y-View, the humeral head should be centered at the intersection of the "Y" (glenoid fossa). If the humeral head is positioned anterior to the glenoid, an anterior dislocation …

Oct 31, 2025 · This detailed guide explores the nuances of scapular view positioning, encompassing standard views, variations, essential considerations, and troubleshooting tips to …