A patient enters the ED with a possible cervical spine fracture.The initial AP and lateral projections were negative for fracture.The ED physician wants a projection to demonstrate the vertebral pedicles.Which of the following projections would demonstrate these structures safely?
A) AP axial projection with 35° to 40° cephalad angle
B) Ottonello projection
C) Articular pillar view projection
D) AP axial projection using 45° lateromedial and 15° cephalad angle
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