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Radiographic Anatomy of Adult Pelvis

Anteroposterior

1. Lateral part of the sacrum
2. Gas in colon
3. Ilium
4. Sacroiliac joint
5. Ischial spine
6. Superior ramus of pubis
7. Inferior ramus of pubis
8. Ischial tuberosity
9. Obturator foramen
10. Intertrochanteric crest
11. Pubic symphysis
12. Pubic tubercle
13. Lesser trochanter
14. Neck of femur
15. Greater trochanter
16. Head of femur
17. Acetabular fossa
18. Anterior inferior iliac spine
19. Anterior superior iliac spine
20. Posterior inferior iliac spine
21. Posterior superior iliac spine
22. Iliac crest

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Last Updated on June 27, 2024

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