Anatomy of Foot X-rays

Dr. Morton explains the anatomy visible in foot X-rays, focusing on the DP, oblique, and lateral views. The DP view highlights the tibia, fibula, and metatarsals, while the oblique view shows the calcaneus and cuneiforms. The lateral view reveals the tibiotalar joint and sinus tarsi. Key structures like the Liz Franc joint and sesamoid bones are discussed, emphasizing their clinical importance.

What are the standard views included in the foot X-ray series?

Describe the anatomy visible in the DP view of the foot.

What is the significance of the 5th metatarsal in foot anatomy?

Explain the Liz Franc joint complex and its clinical importance.

What are sesamoid bones and where are they located in the foot?

How do the phalanges differ in structure between the great toe and the lesser toes?

What anatomical structures are visible in the lateral view of the foot?