Anatomy and Injuries of the Hip Anatomical Chart - Multicolor

The chart measures 20 inches wide by 26 inches high (20" x 26").

No, the chart is made of paper and does not come laminated or framed. These options can be added separately by the user for enhanced durability and display.

The chart is printed on high-quality, durable paper suitable for educational and professional use.

Yes, its clear, detailed, and multicolor illustrations make it an excellent tool for explaining hip anatomy and common injuries to patients in an easy-to-understand visual format.

Yes, the chart features detailed anatomical labeling for bones, ligaments, muscles, nerves, and other relevant structures of the hip joint.

To clean the chart, gently wipe it with a dry, soft cloth. Avoid using liquids or chemical cleaners, especially if the chart is not laminated.

Carefully unroll the chart and place it on a flat, clean surface. Place several heavy, flat objects (like books) evenly across the chart overnight or for a few days to help flatten it out.

Use removable poster putty or strong, double-sided tape at all four corners and along the edges to secure it firmly to a wall. Alternatively, consider mounting it on a foam board or investing in a frame.

Ensure the chart is displayed at an appropriate height and in good lighting. If viewing from afar, consider moving closer or using a magnifying glass for detailed study.

This is often caused by prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Relocate the chart to an area with indirect light or consider UV-protective framing or lamination to mitigate further fading.