Anatomy of Knee X-rays

Dr. Morton explains the anatomy visible in knee X-rays, focusing on the AP, lateral, and sunrise views. He describes the bones and structures seen in each view, such as the femur, patella, tibia, fibula, and joint spaces. The AP view highlights the femoral condyles and tibial plateaus, while the lateral view shows the fabella and cruciate ligament attachments. The sunrise view focuses on the patella and trochlear groove. The video emphasizes the importance of smoothness and joint space in assessing knee health.

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