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So I work in a busy Ortho office, we have patients come in all the time who have already had Ap,Lat, sunrise x-rays & MRI s already completed, confirmed ACL tears. Our surgeon will add on just a notch view for these patients. Personally I feel if it's a view he needs I have no problem shooting it, but I have a co-worker who complains every time that we're wasting time, money, pt exposure for no benefit. So Rads of the world do you see a diagnostic benefit to adding this view or do you think we should have enough information already without this extra picture. I know I should probably talk with my Ortho, I just didn't want to seem like I was questioning his protocol and was looking for some opinions here first.

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