A Less Than Optimal Tangential Knee Projection (Merchant Method) Demonstrating

question 59

Multiple Choice

A less than optimal tangential knee projection (Merchant method) demonstrating the tibial tuberosities within the patellofemoral joint spaces

• A) was obtained because the posterior knee curve was positioned too far below the bend of the axial viewer.
• B) was obtained because the knee was bent more than 45 degrees.
• C) will result when the patient has large calves and the axial viewer's angle is not decreased.
• D) will also demonstrate soft tissue from the patient's anterior thighs projected onto the patellae and patellofemoral joint spaces.

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