Fig 1.
Fig 2.
Undislocated SawBone: 13.2° antetorsion of the femoral neck.
Fig 3.
Undislocated SawBone (13.4° antetorsion of the femoral neck): Measurement shown without fracture (4.6° posterior axis deviation).
Fig 4.
SawBone: 12.8° antetorsion of the femoral neck with an additional 15.7° anteversion.
Fig 5.
SawBone: 13.6° antetorsion of the femoral neck with an additional 20° retroversion.
Fig 6.
Setting the transversal section in coronal view.
Fig 7.
Middle of the femoral neck defined by connected circles (healthy side).
Fig 8.
Middle of the femoral neck defined by connected circles (injured side).
Fig 9.
Setting angulation of femoral rotation at the condylar level.
Fig 10.
Defining the femoral neck by two circles and the orientation of the femoral head by two circles (injured side).
Fig 11.
Defining the femoral neck by two circles and the orientation of the femoral head by two circles (healthy side).
Table 1.
Results of paired t-test between both methods combined.
Table 2.
Results of ICC for interrater reliability Rater 1 and Rater 2 for torsional differences and antetorsion separated by side Jarrett et al. and new method.
Table 3.
Results of ICC for interrater reliability Rater 1 and Rater 3 for torsional differences and antetorsion separated by side Jarrett et al. and new method.
Table 4.
Results of ICC for interrater reliability for all raters combined for torsional differences and antetorsion separated by side (Jarrett et al. and novel method).
Table 5.
Results of ICC for Intraobserver reliability for torsional differences and antetorsion separated by side Jarrett et al. and new method.