Chapter 6/7 Tibia and Fibula Distal Femur. Proximal Tibia Condyle Medial Lateral Intercondylar Eminence Tibial Plateau Tibial Tuberosity Anterior Crest.

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Chapter 6/7 Tibia and Fibula Distal Femur

Proximal Tibia Condyle Medial Lateral Intercondylar Eminence Tibial Plateau Tibial Tuberosity Anterior Crest

Proximal Fibula Apex Head Neck

Tibia and Fibula Tibiofibular joint Proximal Distal

Imaging the Tib/Fib AP Lateral 40” SID 65 kV

AP Tib/Fib Supine Extend the leg Knee and ankle included CR to mid Tibia Collimate to skin

Lateral Tib/Fib Position for mediolateral projection May need to flex knee Include knee and ankle CR to mid leg Collimate to skin

Distal Femur Anterior Patellar Surface Posterior Condyle Medial Lateral Intercondylar Fossa Epicondyle Medial Adductor Tubercle Lateral

Femur Angled 5-15˚ Medial Condyle more distal Adductor Tubercle not seen on properly positioned lateral knee

Imaging the Femur (Distal) AP Lateral 40” SID kV

AP Femur (Distal) Supine Rotate leg 5˚ internal Interepicondylar line parallel to IR Knee must be included Bottom of IR CR to mid Femur Collimate to skin

Lateral Femur (Distal) Position for mediolateral projection Remove superimposition of unaffected leg Flex knee 45˚ Epicondyles perpendicular to IR Include knee at bottom of IR CR to mid femur