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MARK STRONG as Sinestro in Warner Bros. Pictures' action adventure 'GREEN LANTERN,' a Warner Bros. Pictures release. Stock Photo
RMPM77DB–MARK STRONG as Sinestro in Warner Bros. Pictures' action adventure 'GREEN LANTERN,' a Warner Bros. Pictures release.
Midtown Comics Store, Times Square, NYC, USA Stock Photo
RMMPAMRJ–Midtown Comics Store, Times Square, NYC, USA
Colorful houses Burano, Venice Italy - Fondamenta Pontinella Sinestro Stock Photo
RFB8HMW4–Colorful houses Burano, Venice Italy - Fondamenta Pontinella Sinestro
London, UK. 23rd Oct, 2015. Jack Cox and Susi Ranson pose as Sinestro and Katana from DC comics, during the 28th MCM London Comic Con at ExCeL in east London UK Friday October 23, 2015. Credit: Luke MacGregor/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMF4XXYW–London, UK. 23rd Oct, 2015. Jack Cox and Susi Ranson pose as Sinestro and Katana from DC comics, during the 28th MCM London Comic Con at ExCeL in east London UK Friday October 23, 2015. Credit: Luke MacGregor/Alamy Live News
MARK STRONG, GREEN LANTERN, 2011 Stock Photo
RM2JPK21A–MARK STRONG, GREEN LANTERN, 2011
. The principles and practice of roentgenological technique . Fig. 205. Fig. 206 HEAD Essential FeaturesSkull ascular groovesSutures Orbital boundariesSella turcicaSphenoidal sinuses^lastoid process.Facial BonesFrontal sinusesEthmoid sinuses^Maxillary sinusesTempro-maxillary articulation. The examination of the head may bemade in the following positions: EXPOSURESCentric: Sagittal 1. Ant. Post. (Occiput and base) 2. Post. Ant. (Sinuses and teeth) Horisontal 3. Infero-superior (Base of skull, sphe-noidal sinus) 4. Supero-inferior (Sphenoidal Sinus) Frontal 5. Sinestro-dextral (Sinuses | 6. Dex Stock Photo
RM2CRR2E4–. The principles and practice of roentgenological technique . Fig. 205. Fig. 206 HEAD Essential FeaturesSkull ascular groovesSutures Orbital boundariesSella turcicaSphenoidal sinuses^lastoid process.Facial BonesFrontal sinusesEthmoid sinuses^Maxillary sinusesTempro-maxillary articulation. The examination of the head may bemade in the following positions: EXPOSURESCentric: Sagittal 1. Ant. Post. (Occiput and base) 2. Post. Ant. (Sinuses and teeth) Horisontal 3. Infero-superior (Base of skull, sphe-noidal sinus) 4. Supero-inferior (Sphenoidal Sinus) Frontal 5. Sinestro-dextral (Sinuses | 6. Dex
RYAN REYNOLDS, MARK STRONG, GREEN LANTERN, 2011 Stock Photo
RM2JPK0MF–RYAN REYNOLDS, MARK STRONG, GREEN LANTERN, 2011
MARK STRONG as Sinestro in Warner Bros. Pictures' action adventure 'GREEN LANTERN,' a Warner Bros. Pictures release. Stock Photo
RMPM77CJ–MARK STRONG as Sinestro in Warner Bros. Pictures' action adventure 'GREEN LANTERN,' a Warner Bros. Pictures release.
. The principles and practice of roentgenological technique . dle. Theproper contrast and details will then exist inthe plate 3. The apical portions of the lungs mustnot be obscured by rib shadows nor the heartby diaphragm shadows. 4. The area of tracheal illumination mustbe centrally placed. 5. The shadows of movable structures, dia-phragm, heart must be sharp and clear. The examination of the chest may be madein the following postures: 1. Sagittal dorso-ventral ventro-dorsal 2. Frontal sinestro-dextral dextro-sinestral 3. Oblique 1st dorso-ventral 1st ventro-dorsal2nd dorso-ventral2nd ventro Stock Photo
RM2CRPY9B–. The principles and practice of roentgenological technique . dle. Theproper contrast and details will then exist inthe plate 3. The apical portions of the lungs mustnot be obscured by rib shadows nor the heartby diaphragm shadows. 4. The area of tracheal illumination mustbe centrally placed. 5. The shadows of movable structures, dia-phragm, heart must be sharp and clear. The examination of the chest may be madein the following postures: 1. Sagittal dorso-ventral ventro-dorsal 2. Frontal sinestro-dextral dextro-sinestral 3. Oblique 1st dorso-ventral 1st ventro-dorsal2nd dorso-ventral2nd ventro
Sinestro, played by MARK STRONG, speaks to The Guardians of the Green Lantern Corps in Warner Bros. Pictures' action adventure 'GREEN LANTERN,' a Warner Bros. Pictures release. Stock Photo
RMPM77CT–Sinestro, played by MARK STRONG, speaks to The Guardians of the Green Lantern Corps in Warner Bros. Pictures' action adventure 'GREEN LANTERN,' a Warner Bros. Pictures release.
. The principles and practice of roentgenological technique . y virtue of itsair content. Note.—Fractures are commonly associatedwith dislocations. These are more frequent inlower than in upper part of cervical spine. Exposures 1. Ventro-dorsal 2. Dextro-sinestral and sinestro-dextral Vextro-Dorsal Posture Occiput to plate on incline block tostraighten out cervical curve. Plate is toe.xtend below the seventh cervical spine.Head rotated laterally Tube Position Five inch cone. Lower edge at mandubruni Dextro-Sixestral.Sixestro-Dextral This is also posture to show hyoid bone,epiglottis, larynx, v Stock Photo
RM2CRR173–. The principles and practice of roentgenological technique . y virtue of itsair content. Note.—Fractures are commonly associatedwith dislocations. These are more frequent inlower than in upper part of cervical spine. Exposures 1. Ventro-dorsal 2. Dextro-sinestral and sinestro-dextral Vextro-Dorsal Posture Occiput to plate on incline block tostraighten out cervical curve. Plate is toe.xtend below the seventh cervical spine.Head rotated laterally Tube Position Five inch cone. Lower edge at mandubruni Dextro-Sixestral.Sixestro-Dextral This is also posture to show hyoid bone,epiglottis, larynx, v
Green Lantern, played by RYAN REYNOLDS, and Sinestro, played by MARK STRONG, speak to a Guardian of the Green Lantern Corps, in Warner Bros. Pictures' action adventure 'GREEN LANTERN,' a Warner Bros. Pictures release. Stock Photo
RMPM77CW–Green Lantern, played by RYAN REYNOLDS, and Sinestro, played by MARK STRONG, speak to a Guardian of the Green Lantern Corps, in Warner Bros. Pictures' action adventure 'GREEN LANTERN,' a Warner Bros. Pictures release.
. The principles and practice of roentgenological technique . Fig. 214 5. Sinestro-Dextral6. Dextro-Sinestral (Fig. 214) Posture Trunk prone or on side Head on side—lower jaw parallel to lower edge of plateFrontal plane parallel to recording surfaceHead to be levelled,—very important Immobilization Clamp to forehead and occiput, band overhead Tube Position a) For sella turcica, centering point oneand one-half inches in front of externalauditory meatus, on a line from uppermargin of orbit to external auditorymeatus. b) To obtain lateral view of sinuses, cen-tering point over outer canthus. When Stock Photo
RM2CRR1RE–. The principles and practice of roentgenological technique . Fig. 214 5. Sinestro-Dextral6. Dextro-Sinestral (Fig. 214) Posture Trunk prone or on side Head on side—lower jaw parallel to lower edge of plateFrontal plane parallel to recording surfaceHead to be levelled,—very important Immobilization Clamp to forehead and occiput, band overhead Tube Position a) For sella turcica, centering point oneand one-half inches in front of externalauditory meatus, on a line from uppermargin of orbit to external auditorymeatus. b) To obtain lateral view of sinuses, cen-tering point over outer canthus. When
. The principles and practice of roentgenological technique . Fig. 213,—Radiograph. Infero-superior view. 4. Supero-Inferior (Sphenoidal Sinus and Septum) Posture Patient in chair, head bent slightly back-wardHead vertically immobilized a) Film horizontally in mouth b) Film in naso-pharynx, in contact with pharyngeal arch c) Plate under chin Immobilization Special holder for film No swallowing Fixation of head Cocainization of phar3mx ma) be necessary Tube Position At vertex. Central ray, two centimetersanterior to plane through external audi-tory meatus.. Fig. 214 5. Sinestro-Dextral6. Dextro Stock Photo
RM2CRR1R0–. The principles and practice of roentgenological technique . Fig. 213,—Radiograph. Infero-superior view. 4. Supero-Inferior (Sphenoidal Sinus and Septum) Posture Patient in chair, head bent slightly back-wardHead vertically immobilized a) Film horizontally in mouth b) Film in naso-pharynx, in contact with pharyngeal arch c) Plate under chin Immobilization Special holder for film No swallowing Fixation of head Cocainization of phar3mx ma) be necessary Tube Position At vertex. Central ray, two centimetersanterior to plane through external audi-tory meatus.. Fig. 214 5. Sinestro-Dextral6. Dextro
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