Our impingement series includes the following views:
- True AP (Grasheys)
- Axillary Lateral View
- Supraspinatus Outlet view
- 30° Caudal Tilt
- AP of AC Joint
All of these views are listed below with examples and a description of how to shoot them.

All of these views are listed below with examples and a description of how to shoot them.
True AP (Grasheys)
- Position:Â Patient erect with affected side against Bucky, turn patient 30-35 degrees
- Tube:Â Perpendicular
- Demonstrates:Â Glenohumeral joint space

Axillary Lateral View
- Position:Â Patient supine with small sponge under shoulder, humerus abducted to 90 degrees, elbow bent 90 degrees and perpendicular to table
- Tube:Â Central ray bisecting angle of humerus and body
- Demonstrates: Glenohumeral joint, Coracoid process pointing anteriorly, Lessor tuberosity in profile
AC joint, acromion, and end of clavicle project through humeral head.

Supraspinatus Outlet View
- Position:Â Patient erect PA, with affected side against Bucky, turn patient 40-45 degrees
- Tube:Â 15-20 degrees caudal with central ray at the coracoid
- Demonstrates:Â Acromial morphology

30 Degree Caudal Tilt
- Position:Â Patient erect or supine
- Tube:Â 30 degrees caudal entering at coracoid
- Demonstrates:Â Acromial morphology

AP of AC Joint
- Position:Â Patient erect or supine
- Tube:Â Perpendicular to AC Joint
- Demonstrates:Â AC Joint

