Anatomy and Injuries of the Hip

Anatomy and Injuries of the Hip shows the normal anatomy of the hip region, including muscles, nerves, ligaments, bones and blood supply, together with its most common injuries. Each illustration is clearly labeled, from femoral neck fractures and dislocation to total hip replacement.

A detailed chart showing the normal anatomy of the Hip and common injuries. Each illustration is clearly labeled. 

Anatomy and Injuries of the Hip illustrates the following normal anatomy:
Normal anatomy of the hip region showing muscles, nerves, ligaments, bones, and blood supply
Anterior view of the hip joint
Posterior view of the hip joint
Lateral view of the hip joint
Cross-section of hip joint area with blood supply to head of femur

Anatomy and Injuries of the Hip illustrates and describes the following common injuries:

• Femur head fractures and injuries: intertrochanteric fracture, Femoral Neck fracture, Dislocation
• Hip joint fractures and repair
• Total hip arthroplasty (replacement)

Dimensions for this chart are 20" x 26" (51cm x 66cm)

How dimensions are measured

Width is measured side to side and height top to bottom, as shown below.