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16 Cards in this Set

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Cobb/Lippman
superior side of top of scoliosis
bottom side of bottom of scoliosis
perpendicular lines to both
0-20; 20-40; >40
Risser/Ferguson
X's through superior, apex, and inferior bodies of scoliosis...connects dots and mesure
Cervical Lordosis
Line through Ant. Tubercle and posterior arch of C1 and inferior of C7.
Perpendiculars of both

35-45; avg-40
Thoracic Kyphosis
Lines at superior of T1, Inferior of T12
Perpendiculars of both
Lumbar Lordosis
Superior of L1, Superior of S1
Perpendiculars of both

50-60; avg-55
Sacral Inclination
Posterior border of S1, Parallel to ride of film.
Cross at superior/posterior point of S1 body

30-72; avg-46
Lumbosacral Angle
Superior border of S1, Parallel to bottom of film.
Cross at Anterior/Superior point of S1

26-57; avg- 41
Lumbosacral Disc Angle
Inferior border of L5, Superior border of S1

<10 disc herniation
>15 facet impaction
Ullmans Line
Superior Border of S1, Perpendicular at Superior/Anterior point.

L5 past perpendicular= spondlylisthesis
Meyerdings Grading
Superior of S1, Perpendicular at ant and post most points

1-4= Spondylolisthesis
>4= Spondyloptosis
Fergusons Weight
X through L3, Parallel to side of film

Perp line should go thru ant. 1/3 of S1.
Tear Drop Distance
6-11; avg. 9
Shentons Line
Smooth Arc
Femoral Angle
<120= Coxa Vara

>130= Coxa Valga
Skinners Line
Through midshaft of femur, perpendicular to sup point of greater trochanter

Fov. Cap. Centralis should be on or above line
Kleins Line
Tangental to most sup. aspect of femoral neck

Bilateral Symmetry