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ns due to age, gender, or physiological states. Identifying Pathologies Fractures: look for discontinuities, deformities, or abnormal angulations. Lesions: assess size, shape, borders, and density. Calcifications: note location, pattern, and extent. Vascular abnorm

mical landmarks, and adherence to positioning guidelines contribute to optimal imaging outcomes. Whether conducting routine chest radiographs, complex skeletal studies, or specialized procedures, a thorough understanding of radiographic positions enhances diagnostic capabilities