Pelvic

Question 1

This projections is performed when both routine
lateral and axiolateral are contra-indicated when
patients has bilateral hip arthroplasty.

Answer 1

Axiolateral Projection
(Clements-Nakayama Modification)

Question 2

Axiolateral: clements nakayama CR

Answer 2

CR 15° posteriorly and perpendicular to femoral
neck.

Question 3

Friedman CR

Answer 3

35 deg cephalad to femoral neck

Question 4

demonstrates posterior dislocation of the femoral
head in cases other than acute fracture dislocation
Projection and method

Answer 4

PA Oblique Projection (Hsieh Method)

Question 5

Projection that is Commonly indicated for congenital hip disease

• Contraindicated in patients with suspected hip fractures

Answer 5

Frog leg bilateral
Ap oblique- modified cleaves

Question 6

Best demonstrate fovea capitis particularly
superoposterior wall of the acetabulum

Answer 6

Teufel

Question 7

Projection best demonstrate acetabulum

Answer 7

AP OBLIQUE - JUDET APPROACH

Question 8

JUDET APPROACH

internal oblique (affected side-up)
• suspected fracture in __ column and posterior rim of __

Answer 8

iliopubic,acetabulum

Question 9

external oblique (affected side-down)

• fracture in __ and ___ rim of acetabulum

Answer 9

ilioischial column
anterior

Question 10

Teufel method CR
° cephalad through __ enters at
inferior level of coccyx at 2 inches lateral to msp
towards side being examined.

Answer 10

12 acetabulum

Question 11

AP Oblique Projection / Modified Cleaves
Frog-leg Bilateral Projection
CR
MODIFIED:

Answer 11

Cr: Perpendicular to 1 inch superior to symphysis
pubis.
Modified:40 cepahalad

Question 12

Should not be attempted with patients who have
acute hip injury because of the danger of fragment
displacement.

Answer 12

Lilienfeld

Question 13

Projection of lilienfeld and collona

Answer 13

Mediolateral oblique

Question 14

LilienfELd CR

Answer 14

CR – perpendicular to the midpoint of IR

Question 15

CR – perpendicular midway between posterior
surface of iliac and dislocated femoral head

Answer 15

PA Oblique Projection (Hsieh Method)
RAO/LAO

Question 16

The reverse Danelius Miller method

Answer 16

LEONARD – GEORGE
METHOD

Question 17

The cross-table or surgical lateral projection of the
hip joint.

Answer 17

Axiolateral Projection
( Danelius-Miller method

Question 18

Demonstrates the
pubic and ischial rami
elongated and
magnified.
• Provides an excellent
view of the bilateral
pubis and ischium to
assess pelvic fractures
and displacements.

Answer 18

AP Axial “Outlet”
(Taylor method)

Question 19

Best demonstrate
greater tubercle
• Provides a general
survey of the bones of
the entire pelvis and
proximal femur.

Answer 19

AP PROJECTION
PELVIS