Hip and Pelvis Flashcards

1
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2 hip bones

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•Sacrum
•Coccyx

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Hip bone

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•Os coxae, coxal, or innominate bones
•Comprised of ilium, ischium, and pubis

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Acetabulum of the hip is the

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-Deep cup shaped depression on the lateral aspect of each hip bone
-Made up of the ilium, ischium, and pubis

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The Obturator Foramen is the

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•Large, oval shaped opening on inferior aspect of each coxal bone
•Formed by pubis and ischium

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5
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Joints of the Pelvis and Hip

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Sacroiliac joint
•Synovial Gliding

Hip Joint
•Synovial Ball and Socket

Pubic Symphysis
•Cartilaginous symphysis

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Pelvis AP IR, Position, CR

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IR: 14x17 CW
Top of IR usually 1-1.5” above iliac crests

Position:
•Supine with MSP centered
•Medially rotate the legs 15-20º (unless fractured)
•Pelvis is not rotated

CR: Perpendicular to IR
Midway between ASIS and pubic symphysis
Collimation: 14x17
Respiration: Suspend

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Pelvis AP Evaluation Criteria

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-Entire pelvis and proximal femora
-Both ilia and greater trochanters equidistant to edge of the image
-Lower vertebral column centered
-No rotation of pelvis:
•Both ilia symmetric
•Symmetric obturator foramina
•Ischial spines equally seen
•Sacrum/Coccyx aligned
-Proper rotation of femora:
•Femoral necks
•Greater trochanters in profile

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8
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For the hip and pelvis images ALWAYS include…

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Entire length of hardware/appliance

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9
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If leg is shorter than the other and resting on the side it could mean…

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Fracture, do NOT rotate

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Hip AP IR, Position, CR, Collimation

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-IR: 10x12 LW

-Position: Supine
•No rotation of pelvis (ASIS equidistant to table)
•Medially rotate the affected leg 15-20º (if no fracture/dislocation)

-CR: Perpendicular to the femoral neck
•2.5” distal on a line drawn perpendicular to the midpoint of a line between the ASIS and the pubic symphysis
•Alternative:
1-2” medial and 3-4” distal to ASIS

-Collimation: 10x12
-Respiration: Suspend

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Hip AP Evaluation Criteria

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-Hip joint with ilium and pubic bones
-Proximal one third of the femur
-Entire long axis of femoral neck not foreshortened
-Greater trochanter in profile
-Lesser trochanter usually not projected beyond the medial border of the femur
-Any orthopedic appliance in its entirety

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Hip AP Oblique Modified Cleaves (Unilateral) IR, Position, CR, Collimation, Respiration

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-IR: 10x12 CW

-Unilateral Hip Position:
•Center ASIS of affected side
•Flex knee, draw foot up to the opposite knee
•Abduct thigh laterally to 45º

-CR: Perpendicular to the femoral neck
-Collimation: 10x12
-Respiration: Suspend

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Hip AP Oblique Modified Cleaves (Bilateral) IR, Position, CR, Collimation, Respiration

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-IR: 14x17 CW

-Bilateral “Frog Leg” Position:
•Flex hips and knees to bring femora in vertical position
•Center 1” superior to pubic symphysis at MSP
•Abduct thigh laterally to 45º and place soles of the feet together

-CR: Perpendicular entering the MSP at the level 1” superior to the pubic symphysis
-Collimation: 14x17
-Respiration: Suspend

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Hip AP Oblique Modified Cleaves Evaluation Criteria

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-No rotation of pelvis
Acetabulum, femoral head, and femoral neck
-Femoral neck without superimposition by greater trochanter
-Lesser trochanter on the medial side of the femur

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Hip Lateral (Lauenstein Method) IR, Position, CR, Collimation, Respiration

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-IR: 10x12 CW

-Position:
•From supine, rotate toward affected side
•Flex knee and draw thigh up to right angle to hip
•Body of femur parallel to the table
•Rotate pelvis no more than necessary

-CR: Perpendicular to the hip joint
•Midway between ASIS and the pubic symphysis
-Collimation: 10x12
-Respiration: Suspend

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Hip Lateral(Lauenstein method) Evaluation Criteria

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-Hip joint centered
-Hip joint, acetabulum, and femoral head
-Femoral neck overlapped by greater trochanter

17
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The Hip Lateral is used to show the relationship of…

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The femoral head to acetabulum

18
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What view do you do if patients hip is fractured?

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Hip axiolateral aka the Danelius Miller Method

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Hip axiolateral (Danelius Miller Method) IR, Position, CR, Collimation, Respiration

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-Cross table or surgical lateral
-IR: 10x12 LW grid cassette
-Position: Supine
•Elevate patient
•Flex knee/hip of unaffected side and rest on sponge or leg holder

-CR: Perpendicular to the femoral neck
•Enters groin midway between the anterior and posterior surfaces of the thigh

-Collimation: 10x12
-Respiration: Suspend

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Hip axiolateral (Danelius Miller Method) Evaluation Criteria

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-Hip joint with acetabulum
-Femoral neck without overlap from the greater trochanter
-Small amount of lesser trochanter on the posterior surface of femur
-Small amount of greater trochanter on the ant/post surfaces of the proximal femur
-Ischial tuberosity below the femoral head and neck
-Any orthopedic appliance in its entirety

21
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What if patient can’t raise unaffected side of the hip?

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Hip: modified Axiolateral Clements-Nakayama modification

22
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Projection used for bilateral hip fractures or patient is unable to move unaffected side?

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Hip: modified Axiolateral Clements-Nakayama modification

23
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The Axiolateral Danelius Miller method is used for ________ patients

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Hip axiolateral (Danelius Miller Method) has the same evaluation criteria as the…

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Hip: modified Axiolateral Clements-Nakayama modification

25
In which view does the femoral neck overlap the greater trochanter?
Hip Lateral(Lauenstein)
26
Which method of the hip joint requires the femur to be abducted and parallel with the table?
Lauenstein hip
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On the Danelius-Miller method and Clements Nakayama method, a small amount of the _________ trochanter is shown on the posterior surface of the femur and a small amount of the ________ trochanter is shown on the anterior/posterior surfaces of the proximal femur
Lesser; Greater
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On the danelius-miller and Clements nakayama the ______ ________ is below the femoral head and neck
Ischium tuberosity