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Hip/Pelvis/Femur

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AP Pelvis -CR 2 inches inferior to ASIS -rotate legs in 15-20 degrees -14x17 crosswise
AP Pelvis Bilateral Frog-leg (Modified Cleaves Method) -CR 3 inches below ASIS -flex both knees about 90 degrees and abduct both femurs 45 degrees from vertical
AP Axial "outlet" -CR 2 inches distal to greater trochanters -angle 30 degrees cephalad
AP Axial "inlet" -CR at level of ASIS -angle 40 degrees caudal
Judet Method Posterior Acetabulum -CR 2 inches distal and 2 inches medial to downside ASIS -45 degree turn, position for affected side down for the anterior rim
Judet Method Anterior Acetabulum -CR 2 inches distal to the upside ASIS -45 degree turn, position for affected side up for the posterior rim
AP Hip -CR to femoral neck (1-2 medial and 3-4 inches distal to ASIS) -rotate affected leg internally 15-20 degrees
Unilateral Frog-leg - mediolateral Hip -CR at midfemoral neck -flex knee and hip on affected side, abduct femur 45 degrees from vertical
Trauma Cross Table Hip "Danelius-Miller" Method -CR at femoral neck -flex and elevate unaffected leg so that the let is out of the way
AP Axial SI Joints -CR 2 inches below the level of the ASIS -angled 30-35 degrees cephalad
Posterior Oblique SI Joint -CR 1 inch medial to the upside ASIS -25-30 degrees postioeror oblique with side of interest elevated
AP Femur Mid & proximal -CR midpoint of IR -rotate leg inward 5 degrees, rotate lower limb 15-20 degrees -place the top of the IR at the level of the ASIS
AP Femur Mid & Distal -CR midpoint of IR -rotate leg inward 5 degrees, rotate lower limb 15-20 degrees -put bottom of the IR 2 inches below the knee joint
Lateral Femur - mediolateral mid & proximal -CR midpoint of IR -patient in lateral position, flex knee 45 degrees
Lateral Femur - mediolateral mid and distal -CR midpoint of IR -patient in lateral position, flex knee 45 degrees
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