Hip Flashcards by Kirsten Sparley

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What is #1

A

lateral margin of femoral head

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What is #2

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medial margin of femoral head

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What is #3

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fovea centralis

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What is #4

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physeal line or scar

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What is the green line?

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Medial margin of femoral neck

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What is the purple line?

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Lateral margin of femoral neck

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What is the red line?

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Lesser trochanter

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What is the blue line?

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Greater trochanter

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What is the yellow line?

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Floor of trochanteric fossa (looks like part of intertrochanteric crest, but is not)

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What is the red line?

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most lateral part of Kohler’steardrop is the medial margin of the acetabulum

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What is the green line?

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The superior portion of the acetabulum has the thickest cortex

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What is the orange line?

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Superolateral margin of the acetabulum

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What is the blue line?

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Inferior portion of the acetabulum

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What is the purple line?

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The posterior rim of the acetabulum is more lateral.

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What is the yellow line?

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The anterior rim of the acetabulum is more medial. (not completely seen)

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What is the blue line/#3?

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secondary compressive trabeculae

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What is the yellow line/#2?

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primary tensile trabeculae

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What is the blue area/#4

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Ward’s triangle is the relatively trabeculae-free area

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What is the blue line/#3?

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secondary compressive trabeculae

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What is the dark blue line?

A

Kohler’s teardrop

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What is the purple line?

A

greater trochanter

Q

What view is this?

A

Frog leg

Q

What is the light blue line?

A

lesser trochanter

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What is the yellow line?

A

intertrochanteric crest

What is #1?

Gas shadows

What is #2?

Phleboliths

What is #3?

Gluteal crease

What is #4?

Gluteal folds

What is #5?

Intermuscular fat pads

What are the blue lines?

The margins of the femoral neck: solid line is more posterior margin, the dotted line is somewhat hidden by the greater trochanter and is more the anterior margin.

What is the red arrow pointing at?

The slight bump on the intertrochanteric crest is the quadratus tubercle

What is the yellow arrow pointing at?

The apparent “break” inthis portion of the acetabular margin is normal. It is the very“bottom” of the cup and is not articular surface.

What is the arrow pointing at?

nutrient (vascular) channel on the posterior femoral diaphysis

#1?

femoral head

#2?

femoral neck

#3?

greater trochanter

#4?

intertrochanteric line

#5?

lesser trochanter

#6?

diaphysis of the femur

#7?

fovea centralis

#8?

gluteal tuberosity

#9?

pectineal line

#10?

intertrochanteric crest

#11?

trochanteric fossa