ABSTRACT
Are the following statements regarding radiography of the shoulder true or false?
External rotation allows superior visualisation of a Hill–Sachs lesion.
A type III acromion is associated with significantly more supraspinatus tears.
The 40-degree posterior oblique view allows identification of the glenoid in profile.
A 15-degree caudal tilt allows better assessment of the acromioclavicular joint.
The axillary view is sufficient to assess for glenohumeral dislocation.
