Portions of the patient’s anatomy are excluded from the field of view.   [Yes/No]

There are external structures overlying the patient’s pelvis, such as a backboard.   [Yes/No]

The image is rotated.   [Yes/No]

There are compression fractures.   [Yes/No]

There are transverse process fractures.   [Yes/No]

There is lumbar spine degeneration.   [Yes/No]

There are displaced fractures or disrupted/asymmetric foraminal arcs.   [Yes/No]

The sacroiliac joints are widened and asymmetric.   [Yes/No]

There is malalignment at the inferior margin of the sacroiliac joints.   [Yes/No]

There are radiographic findings of sacroiliac inflammation or degeneration.   [Yes/No]

The pubic symphysis is widened or vertically incongruent.   [Yes/No]

There are radiographic findings of pubic symphysis inflammation or degeneration.   [Yes/No]

There is a pubic ramus fracture.   [Yes/No]

There are avulsion fractures at the ischial tuberosities.   [Yes/No]

Iliac wing fractures are present.   [Yes/No]

Posterior iliac bone fractures are present.   [Yes/No]

Iliac crest avulsion fractures are present.   [Yes/No]

Anterior superior iliac spine avulsion fractures are present.   [Yes/No]

Anterior inferior iliac spine avulsion fractures are present.   [Yes/No]

Ischial spine avulsion fractures are present.   [Yes/No]

Triradiate cartilages (if open) are asymmetric or disrupted.   [Yes/No]

Ilioischial lines are disrupted.   [Yes/No]

Iliopubic (iliopectineal) lines are disrupted.   [Yes/No]

Anterior walls of the acetabula (if ossified) are disrupted.   [Yes/No]

Posterior walls of the acetabula (if ossified) are disrupted.   [Yes/No]

Anterior walls of the acetabula (if ossified) are lateral to the posterior walls (“crossover sign”).   [Yes/No]

Acetabular roofs are discontinuous.   [Yes/No]

Acetabular angles are abnormal.
  [Yes/No]

There is hip dislocation or subluxation.   [Yes/No]

The teardrop distance is asymmetric.   [Yes/No]

There is bulging of the fat planes about the hips.   [Yes/No]

There are radiographic findings of hip osteoarthritis or inflammation.   [Yes/No]

The cortices of the femoral heads are irregular or indistinct.   [Yes/No]

There is abnormal osseous density of the femoral epiphyseal ossification centers.   [Yes/No]

Femoral epiphyseal ossification centers are asymmetric in size.   [Yes/No]

The proximal femoral physes are widened or abnormally smooth or irregular in contour.   [Yes/No]

Klein lines asymmetrically cross the femoral epiphyses or there is displacement of the femoral epiphyses with respect to the femoral necks.
  [Yes/No]

The center edge angle of the femoral heads is abnormal.   [Yes/No]

There is osseous prominence at the lateral femoral head/neck junctions.   [Yes/No]

There are fractures of the femoral neck, intertrochanteric region, or subtrochanteric region.   [Yes/No]

The trabecular pattern of the proximal femurs is abnormal.   [Yes/No]

There are avulsion fractures of the greater or lesser trochanters.   [Yes/No]

The osseous mineralization is diffusely abnormal.   [Yes/No]

Additional osseous lesions are identified.   [Yes/No]

There are radio-opaque foreign bodies, lacerations, or soft tissue swelling.   [Yes/No]

There are other incidental soft tissue abnormalities.   [Yes/No]