Leg/tibia & fibula lateral view
Clinical indication:
Fractures, lesion
Region:
Leg
Patient’s Position:
The patient lies laterally towards the affected side. The leg is rotated until the malleoli are superimposed vertically. The tibia may parallel to the cassette.
Cassette:
Size: 14’’x17’’ Orientation: Portrait or diagonal as per length of limb
FFD/SID:
100cm
Central ray:
The central ray is the midpoint of the ankle joint and knee joint.
Grid:
No
Respiration:
Not related.
Exposure factors:
60-65kVp 8-10mAs
Collimation:
Collimate laterally to the skin margins, superiorly to the knee joint and inferiorly to the ankle joint
Related X-ray views
- Skull AP view
- Skull PA Caldwell (0°) view
- Skull PA Caldwell (15°) view
- Skull PA Caldwell (25°-30°) view
- Skull AP axial view / Skull Townes view
- Skull Submentovertex (SMV) view
- Sella Turcica lateral view
- Lateral oblique view / Mastoid Sculler’s view
- Stenver’s view of temporal bone
- Radiograph of foot:
- Radiograph of ankle:
- Leg radiograph:
- Knee radiograph:
- Femur radiograph:
- Wrist PA View
- Wrist lateral View
- Wrist ulnar deviation View
- Hand AP View
- Hand lateral View
- Forearm AP View
- Forearm lateral View
- Elbow AP View
- Elbow lateral View
- Humerus AP View
- Chest PA View
- Chest AP View
- Chest lateral View
- Chest lateral decubitus View/cross table lateral chest view
- Chest AP lordotic view/Apicogram
- Cervical spine radiograph:
- Thoracic spine radiograph:
- Lumbar spine radiograph:
- Sacrum AP view
- Sacrum lateral view
- Coccyx AP view
- Coccyx lateral view