Anatomy of the lower limb in standard radiology
Anatomy of the lower limb in standard radiology
This radioanatomy module of the lower limb presents 24 conventional radiographs with 192 anatomical structures labeled.
It is particularly useful for radiologists, electroradiology students, emergency physicians, orthopedic surgeons and rheumatologists, but may be used in daily practice or teaching support for any practitioner, physician or student involved in the musculoskeletal pathology of the lower limb.
Standard radiography of the lower limb
24 of the X-ray plates most commonly used in musculoskeletal radiology were selected, the whole pelvis, thighs, legs and feet:
- Lower limbs in entire frontal view
- Front view of pelvic girdle
- Hip frontal and profile views
- Front view of pelvic girdle
- Hip frontal and profile views
- Entire leg from front view and profile
- Ankle frontal and profile views
- Foot in entirety front view and profile
- Calcaneus in profile view and in tangential impact
- Forefoot front view and ¾
- Toes and metatarsals from front and ¾
Standard radiography view of anatomical structures of the lower limb
- On "Anatomical parts" the user can choose to display the bones (pelvis, femur, tibia, fibula, patella, foot bones) and the different joints (hip joint, femorotibial joint, ankle joints and foot...) on different radiographical plates
- The anatomical structures were labeled by Antoine Micheau M.D. (Radiologist, Montpellier – France), using the Terminologia Anatomica.
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