| 21. | Compared to the acetabulum ( at the hip-joint ) the glenoid cavity is relatively shallow.
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| 22. | The main types are the result of either laxity of the supporting capsule or an abnormal acetabulum.
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| 23. | This in turn is done by successive attachment and detachment of the oral sucker and the acetabulum.
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| 24. | The joint space between the femoral head and the superior acetabulum is normally at least 2 mm.
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| 25. | The pelvis is high and narrow and the acetabulum is relatively shallow, also allowing for greater flexibility.
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| 26. | This would involve replacing both the acetabulum ( hip socket ) and the head and neck of the femur.
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| 27. | This procedure involves replacing both the acetabulum ( hip socket ) and the head and neck of the femur.
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| 28. | Located on the posterior side of the hip joint, it is a strong femoral head in the Acetabulum.
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| 29. | Posterior dislocation is the most prevalent, in which the femoral head lies posterior and superior to the acetabulum.
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| 30. | It consists of the head of the femur ( the ball ) and the acetabulum ( the socket ).
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