PNS Waters View Procedure
Enumerate the various extraoral radiographic techniques. Write in detail about Water’s view radiograph.
Answer. The following are the extraoral radiographic techniques:
- Radiography of Paranasal Sinuses
- Posteroanterior projection or occipitofrontal projection of the nasal sinuses
- There are 2 methods for obtaining this projection.
- Posterior-anterior or Granger projection
- Modified method, inclined posterior, anterior, or cald well projection
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PNS Waters view
PNS Waters View Procedure
- Radiography of the Maxillary Sinuses
- Standard occipitomental projection (0° OM)
- Modified method or 30° occipitomental projection
- Bregma-menton
- PA Water’s
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Waters view radiograph
- Radiography of the Mandible
- PA mandible
- Rotated PA mandible
- Lateral oblique
- Anterior body of mandible
- Posterior body of the mandible
- Ramus of the mandible
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PNS Waters’ view technique
- Radiography of the Base of the Skull
- Submento vertex projection
- Radiography of the Zygomatic Arches
- Jug handle view
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Paranasal sinus X-ray
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- Radiography of the Temporomandibular Joint
- Transcranial projection
- Trans pharyngeal projection
- Trans orbital projection
- Reverse Towne’s projection
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Radiographic techniques in ENT
- Radiography of the Skull
- Lateral cephalogram
- True lateral
- PA cephalogram
- PA skull
- Towne’s projection
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