For the craniocaudal projection of the breast, the IR holder should be raised to the level of the:

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The craniocaudal projection of the breast is taken with the patient standing upright, and the IR holder should be raised to the level of the inframammary fold, which is where the breast meets the chest wall at the base. This ensures that the entire breast tissue, including the deep tissue near the chest wall, is included in the image.

For the Craniocaudal Projection of the Breast, the IR Holder