A | B |
craniocaudal labeling code | CC |
mediolateral oblique labeling code | MLO |
lateromedial labeling code | LM |
mediolateral labeling code | ML |
magnification labeling code | MAG |
spot compression labeling code | SPOT |
cleavage view labeling code | CV |
superior inferior oblique labeling code | SIO |
lateromedial oblique labeling code | LMO |
rolled lateral labeling code | RL |
rolled medial labeling code | RM |
rolled superior labeling code | RS |
rolled inferior labeling code | RI |
from below, caudal cranial labeling code | FB |
axillary tail labeling code | AT |
exaggerated lateral craniocaudal labeling code | XCCL |
tangential labeling code | TAN |
implant displaced | ID |
right breast labeling code | R |
left breast labeling code | L |
complementary projection to show medial tissue | CC |
complementary projection that visualizes maximum amount tissue in single view | MLO |
for MLO IR must be parallel to this | pectoral muscle |
range of CR and IR angle for MLO | 30 to 70 |
line from nipple to edge of film or pectoral muscle | PNL - posterior nipple line |
posterior nipple line abbreviation | PNL |
for CC, IMF must be ________ to highest position | elevated |
on MLO image the IMF must be ________ | open |
term for sagging breast on MLO image | camel's nose |
border of pectoral muscle on MLO should appear_______ | convex |
respiration instructions | suspend |
apply compression until side of breast is ______ | taut |
maneuver to prevent dropping breast on MLO | out and up |
PNL on CC and MLO should measure within _________ | 1 cm |
________ tissue must not be missed on the CC | medial |
for CC, ipsilateral arm is positioned this way | at patient's side, externally rotated |
contralateral hand for CC positioned this way | holding handle bar |
pectoralis muscle seen on CC on _______ % of patients | 20 |
demonstrates extreme posterior and UOQ | MLO |
RT should stand here to position CC | on medial side of breast being examined |