An accurately positioned lateral foot projection demonstrates all of the following except
A) superimposed talar domes.
B) the distal metatarsals at the center of the exposure field.
C) contrast and density adequate to demonstrate the anterior pretalar and posterior pericapsular fat pads.
D) open tibiotalar joint space.

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The lateral foot projection is not designed to demonstrate superimposed talar domes; this is more relevant to ankle projections. The lateral foot projection aims to show the foot's side profile, including the metatarsals, fat pads, and joint spaces.

An Accurately Positioned Lateral Foot Projection Demonstrates All of the Following