Beyond the AP projection, what other projection should be taken if the patient is unable to stand for a possible proximal humeral dislocation?

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The AP oblique-scapular Y projection is recommended for patients who are unable to stand when a proximal humeral dislocation is suspected. This projection provides a clear view of the humeral head in relation to the glenoid, helping in the diagnosis of dislocations.

Beyond the AP Projection, What Other Projection Should Be Taken