Anatomy of Hip X-rays

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This video tutorial presents the anatomy of hip x-rays:
0:00. Intro to hip x-rays
0:16. Standard hip series for x-rays
0:18. AP view (right hip)
4:19. Lateral view (right hip)
5:34. In-a-Nutshell
5:42. Acknowledgements

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[alexcorgan]

The lateral x-ray and illustration match well, with the shaft of the femur being parallel to the table. This is not ideal position for a frog-leg lateral hip, however, since this results in the greater trochanter completely superimposing the femoral neck. If the shaft of the femur is instead at a roughly 45 degree angle to the table, the femoral neck should be projected mostly free of superimposition by the greater trochanter, and the femoral neck is then parallel with the table, maximizing its demonstration on the x-ray. This is important since the neck is a commonly fractured site, and greater trochanter superimposition can hide a fracture on a frog-leg lateral.