What is significant about the Grashey view?
A. No bony Overlap
B. Provides a lateral view of the humerus
C. Visualization of the glenohumeral joint
Answer: A &
Diagnostic Radiology
- What view is the best for costotranverse joints?
- What is the best view to see para-odontal space?
- Which view is best for the pisiform?
- Which way does the patella deviate naturally?
- Which view is not standard for the knee series?
- Which view is best for ADI?
- What is the most common variant in the the arm that can become a tumor?
- What is known as a wasp waist deformity?
- What is Mcgregor's normal line?
- Which part of the Bipartite is the most common?
- Which view for the sternum fracture?
- Which view to see L3/L4 IVF?
- Which view is best for the patella alta?
- What is the mortise angle?
- Which view do you use for the mortise angle?
- On the proximal row of the carpals which bone sits between the triquetrum and the scaiphoid?
- Which of the following is NOT involved in the tear drop?
- The uncinate process best scene on which view?
- Which view for cardio-thoracic ratio?
- What structures are visible on plain film?
- Which view for the elbow of the following is not standard?
- Where is chevron's sign located?
- What does not touch the Talus?
- What is the minimum normal measurement for the acromiohumeral distance?