mnp13 wrote:SisMorphine wrote:Britney, why do you insist on posting x-rays of my hips all over the internet???
'cause they is sexay
BritneyP wrote:What she said.
BullyLady wrote:Dr. Blabs:
Does the position of the lesser trochanter not give you an indication of what position the knees are in?
blabsforbullies wrote:Generally speaking, it is easy enough to include the stifles in the view with the hips, so the guess work is a nonissue in most cases. For OFA purposes, the stifles must be included.
BullyLady wrote: Alot (most even) of the skeletal and positioning stuff translates to dogs pretty well, but I honestly don't know if the lesser trochanters do. If that was a people x-ray I would say that at least the right leg, and honestly I think the left one as well, have a fairly significant amount of external rotation just because they are so prominent. The left one isn't as visible but if you follow the intertrochanteric ridge you can estimate where it is. That would make the femoral necks appear pretty foreshortened.
I like being able to converse like this, it makes me feel edu-ma-cated.
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