Healthy Hip Joint
Healthy Hip Joint
Accurate depiction of the pelvic region anatomy with a section through a normal, healthy hip joint showing the femur (thigh bone) articulating with the acetabulum of the pelvis. The articular cartilages of the joint are highlighted in blue for easy identification and the associated anatomical structures such as the ligament of head of femur, fibrous capsule, and zona orbicularis are also visualized.
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