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On xay: what does "prominent acetabular margins" mean?
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X-ray of hip: It means that there are well-demarcated edges of the pelvic socket--that part that holds the femoral head. It could imply some arthritis around the rim, or just very sclerotic dense bone.
Answered 10/11/2015
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