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The Crossover Sign Overestimates Acetabular Retroversion

Ira Zaltz, Bryan T. Kelly, Iftach Hetsroni, Asheesh Bedi

Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research · 2012 · 167 citations · 15 references

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Abstract

A crossover sign is frequently present on well-positioned AP pelvis radiographs in the absence of acetabular retroversion. Variable AIIS morphology may explain the appearance of this sign in the presence or absence of acetabular retroversion.

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