Knee - Intercondylar (PA Axial) (Camp-Coventry)

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Name of projection	Knee - Intercondylar (PA Axial)(Camp-Coventry Method)
Area Covered	Intercondylar fossa, femoral condyles, tibial plateus and intercondylar eminence
Pathology shown	Bony or cartilaginous pathology, osteochondral defects and joint space narrowing
Radiographic Anatomy	Knee Radiographic Anatomy
IR Size & Orientation	18 x 24cm Landscape
Film / Screen Combination	Detail (CR and DR as recommended by manufacturer)
Bucky / Grid	No
Filter	No
Exposure	60 kVp 8 mAs
FFD / SID	100 cm
Central Ray	CR perpendicular to lower leg - angled 40° caudal Directed to popliteal fossa
Collimation	Collimate to knee joint on four sides
Markers	Distal and Lateral Marker orientation PA
Shielding	Gonadal (check your department's policy guidelines)
Respiration	Not applicable
Positioning	Patient prone on the X-ray table Cushion for patients head Flex knee 40° to 50° and place a support under patients ankles CR perpendicular to lower leg - angled 40° caudal, and directed to the popliteal fossa
Critique PACEMAN	Positioning Area Covered Collimation Exposure
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