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when evaluating a dorsal decubitus abdomen radiograph, the technologist notices that the iliac crests are superimposed, the pedicles of the lumbar vertebrae are superimposed, and the intervertebral joints are open. what, if any, mistake in positioning has been made

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If when evaluating a dorsal decubitus abdomen radiograph, the technologist notices that the iliac crests are superimposed, the pedicles of the lumbar vertebrae are superimposed, and the intervertebral joints are open. No mistake in the positioning has been made.

What is dorsal decubitus abdomen radiograph?

Dorsal decubitus abdomen radiograph can be defined as they type of x-ray conducted by sonographer when a patient is lying on the his or her back so as to check and diagnose if the patient as any of the following condition:

  • Abdominal trauma
  • Iatrogenic injury etc.

Despite noticing that  the iliac crests are superimposed, the pedicles of the lumbar vertebrae are superimposed, and the intervertebral joints are open No mistake has been made in the positioning.

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