Why are two radiographs, made at right angles to each other, a standard of clinical practice?
A) To account for any distortion on one radiograph
B) To visualize three dimensions of the anatomy
C) To scout for what advanced modality to order next
D) To screen for additional pathological conditions

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Taking radiographs at right angles to each other allows for visualization of the anatomy in three dimensions, providing a more comprehensive view of the area being examined.

Why Are Two Radiographs, Made at Right Angles to Each