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Section 33: Hip – Structural Components
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anterior anterior posterior posterior anterior anterior posterior posterior head of right femur head of right femur i ht l t l i i ht l t l i
33-2 From: Garner
Section 33: Hip Structural Components 33-1 posterior posterior - - PDF document
Section 33: Hip Structural Components 33-1 posterior posterior - - PDF document
Section 33: Hip Structural Components 33-1 posterior posterior anterior anterior head of right femur head of right femur anterior anterior posterior posterior right lateral view right lateral view i ht l t i ht l t l i l i
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Hip (Coxal) Joint Hip (Coxal) Joint frontal section frontal section lateral lateral
33-3 From: Garner
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Hip (Coxal) Joint Hip (Coxal) Joint anterior anterior posterior posterior
33-4 From: Garner
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BONY ANATOMY OF THE FEMUR
33-5 From: Howard and Rivera
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BONY ANATOMY OF THE FEMUR
33-6 From: Howard and Rivera
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FEMUR FEMUR
- The largest and heaviest bone in the body
The largest and heaviest bone in the body
- The head of the femur projects
superomedially and slightly anterior superomedially and slightly anterior
- The head is attached to the femoral body
by the neck of the femur by the neck of the femur
- Lesser trochanter
- Greater trochanter
- Greater trochanter
- Intertrochanteric line
33-7 From: Howard and Rivera
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ACETABULUM ACETABULUM
- Is the large cup-shaped cavity or socket
Is the large cup shaped cavity or socket
- n the lateral aspect of the hip bone
- Articulates with the head of the femur to
- Articulates with the head of the femur to
form the hip joint Th Ili I hi d P bi j i t f
- The Ilium, Ishium, and Pubis join to form
the acetabulum
33-8 From: Howard and Rivera
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Ligamentous Anatomy Ligamentous Anatomy
33-9 From: Howard and Rivera
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33-10 From: Hammoudi