Normal lower limb imaging examples
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This page lists examples of normal imaging of the lower limb, divided by region and modality.
Pelvic girdle
- plain radiograph
- pelvis:
- example 1: frontal
- example 2: frontal (young adult)
- example 3: paediatric
- example 4: paediatric (9 months, 11 months, and older child)
- example 5: trauma supine
- example 6, example 7: frontal (female)
- example 7: paediatric female
- example 8: paediatric male
- example 9: male adult pelvis
- example 10: AP and frog leg view (14 years)
- hip:
- acetabulum: Judet view
- sacrum: example
- sacroiliac joints: example
- pelvis:
- CT
- MRI
- ultrasound infant hip: example
- fluoroscopy:
- hip arthrogram: example
Thigh
- plain radiograph
- femur:
- example 1: AP + lateral (adult female)
- example 2: AP + lateral (adult male)
- example 3: AP + lateral (adult male)
- example 4: AP + lateral (adult female)
- example 5: adult
- example 6: adult
- femur:
- CT
- femur: needed
- CTA: example
- MRI
Knee
- plain radiograph
- example 1: AP (young adult male)
- example 2: AP + lateral (adult male)
- example 3: AP + lateral (adult female)
- example 4: AP + lateral + skyline (with annotations)
- example 5: AP (paediatrics)
- example 6: with horizontal beam lateral
- example 7: with horizontal beam lateral
- example 8: with skyline
- example 9: AP + lateral (adult male)
- example 10: adult
- example 11: with a tunnel view
- CT: example
- MRI
- ultrasound: needed
Leg
- plain radiograph
- CT
- MRI: example
Ankle and foot
-<a title="example 10" href="/cases/normal-frog-leg-lateral-radiograph">example 10</a>: AP and frog leg view (14 years)</li>- +<a href="/cases/normal-frog-leg-lateral-radiograph">example 10</a>: AP and frog leg view (14 years)</li>
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- +<a title="example 4" href="/cases/normal-calcaneal-radiographs-paediatric">example 4</a> (paediatric lateral and axial)</li>