Radiographic Studies
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| Lateral Cervical Spine Image |
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This image is used to evaluate the curve of the cervical spine, vertebral spacing, and osteoarthrosis. Cervical problems are then referred to the appropriate specialist.
This image shows loss of normal lordotic curve, and exhibits osteoarthrosis.
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| Lateral Cervical Spine Image |
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This image shows a normal lordotic curve, with normal health.
This panoramic image is used to look for dental and osseous abnormalities.
The highlighted area on the patient's left show ossification of the stylohyoid ligament, as compared to the one on the right.
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| AP tomographic images of the Temporomandibular joint |
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These images of the TMJ are used to show joint position spacing, and joint morphology (shape).
These joints show improper position and spacing, and morphological changes due to osteoarthritis.
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| AP tomographic images of the Temporomandibular joint |
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These images show proper positioning, and normal joint health.
