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The head of the femur is the structure that articulates with the acetabulum (indicated by the arrow). The socket is the acetabulum.
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Head of the femur
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The x-ray shows the hip joint not the shoulder joint where the humerus will be found.
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Head of the humerus
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The x-ray shows the hip joint not the elbow joint where the coronoid fossa of the humerus will be found.
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Coronoid fossa
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The image shows an x-ray of the hip joint. The arrow is pointing to the acetabulum of the hip bone. This cup-like socket provides a surface for the articulation for the head of the femur.
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Acetabulum
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The x-ray shows an image of the hip joint not the shoulder joint. So, the socket indicates the acetabulum.
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Glenoid fossa
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Lower Limb Anatomy
Identify the structure in the x-ray indicated by the blue arrow.

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