A patient enters the ED with a possible separation of the symphysis pubis caused by trauma.The AP pelvis projection is inconclusive for determining the extent of the injury.What other projection can be taken to evaluate this region without excessive movement of the patient?
A)Posterior oblique (Judet) projection
B)AP axial "inlet" projection
C)Axiolateral (inferosuperior) projection
D)AP axial (Taylor) outlet projection

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The AP axial (Taylor) outlet projection is used to evaluate the pubic and ischial bones, including the symphysis pubis, and can provide a clearer view of the separation without requiring excessive movement of the patient.

A Patient Enters the ED with a Possible Separation of the Symphysis