The minor left rotation is the positioning mistake that may be seen on the provided radiograph (left side toward the image receptor).
The sternum and clavicles are joined by the sternoclavicular joint, a synovial saddle joint. The connection between the axial skeleton of the trunk and the appendicular skeleton of the upper extremity is made by this one and only genuine joint. The proximal clavicle and the sternoclavicular joint are assessed using the sternoclavicular radiography series.
With the radiograph, it's essential to identify sternotomy problems (such as sternal dehiscence) in order to prevent potentially fatal consequences like acute mediastinitis.
Similarly, it's crucial to identify sternal fractures as well as sternoclavicular dislocations, especially when they interfere with essential tissues.
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