A patient comes to radiology for a thoracic spine routine.The patient has a history of arthritis of the spine.The radiologist requests that additional projections be taken to demonstrate the zygapophyseal joints.What position(s) and/or projection(s) would be ideal to demonstrate these structures?
A) Pillar view projection of interest region
B) Swimmer's lateral projection
C) Spot AP and lateral projections of interest region
D) 70° oblique projections
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