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Chapter 9/19. Sacrum/Coccyx. Sacrum. 5 fused vertebrae 4 sets of ________________ Pelvic (Anterior) & Posterior. Sacrum. _________ – Wings of sacrum Superior articulating process ______________formed with 5 th l-spine vertebra inferior articulating process. Sacrum. _____________
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Chapter 9/19 Sacrum/Coccyx
Sacrum • 5 fused vertebrae • 4 sets of ________________ • Pelvic (Anterior) & Posterior
Sacrum • _________ – Wings of sacrum • Superior articulating process • ______________formed with 5th l-spine vertebra inferior articulating process
Sacrum • _____________ • Anterior protrusion • _____________ • Continuation of vertebral Foramen
Sacrum • ________________ • Fused spinous processes • _______________ • Joint surface of SI joint • ______________ • Inferior articulating process
Coccyx • Tailbone • ___________coccyx segments • Most distal aspect of spinal column
Coccyx • Transverse process • _________ • _________ • Larger at the base and cones toward apex
Imaging the sacrum Routine • AP • Lateral • 80 kVp
AP Sacrum • Pt supine • _____________tube angle • Between _________________ • CR mid sagittal and _________to ASIS
Lateral Sacrum • Pt in true lateral • Flex knees • CR at the __________and __________to posterior sacral surface • Or _____________to ASIS
Imaging the Coccyx Routine • AP • Lateral • 75 kVp
AP Coccyx • Pt supine • ___________angle • _____________to Symphysis Pubis • CR Mid sagittal and ______________
Lateral Coccyx • Pt in true lateral • Knees flexed • ______________to ASIS • ______________to ASIS • Collimate Close all 4 sides
Chapter 22 Myelogram
Myelogram • Study to look at spinal cord and nerves root branches • Indications • _____________ • ____________________
Myelogram • Requires an injection into the ________________ • Menenges • Dura Mater • _________ • Pia Mater
Contraindications • Sensitivity to Iodine • Blood in ___________ • Arachnoiditis • Increased _____________ • Recent _________
Equipment • Myelogram tray • X-ray table that can ______________ • Foot board • Shoulder holder • X-table cassette holder
Equipment • _______ • X-table holder • Pillow for abdomen • ______________________
Contrast • Water Soluble – ___________ • Marked for ____________ Use
Injection • X-table and AP scout • Done by radiologist • Lumbar • ________ • Through ______________
Injection • Cervical • _______________bone • Injected _____________to avoid excessive mixing of contrast and _____
Lumbar injection • Generally ___________ • Spinal cord branches and not solid • Pt prone • Pillow ____________to open disc spaces • Lt Lateral with spine __________ • Sterile
Cervical Injection • Done if Lumbar is contraindicated • Pt sitting ________ with neck _________ • Or pt __________ with neck flexed • Contrast should not enter _________ • ___________the neck
What happens • A ___________is done first • Evaluates appearance of CSF (blood present) • Contrast injected • Make sure it is __________use
What Happens • Needle is removed • Pt is tilted _________________________ • By gravity contrast is spread through the spinal canal
Imaging • __________ has taken over • Cervical • X-Table, X-table swimmers • Thoracic • Lateral, X-Table, AP/PA • Lumbar • Semierect X-Table, X-table lateral, AP/PA, Obliques
Post Exam Care • Bandage the injection site • Place pt semi erect _______________. • Restricted to the bed.
Complications • Air into the ____________ of the brain • Spinal needle irritating nerves • Excessive ______________ bleeding • Contrast into ventricular areas • Can cause _______________ • Reaction to contrast