Stephanie Estima

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1,101 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 29 Jun

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And so we'll pull up some props here if we can.

So this is a female pelvis.

And this is this little guy who doesn't want to stand up today is a male pelvis.

So when we sort of look at the difference between them, the female pelvis is wider and it's more shallow.

The male pelvis is more narrow.

And the reason that we have more of this sort of if you sort of look at the two, this looks like a little bit more like a heart shape.

And this looks a little bit more like an oval shape.

And the reason for that is to allow a baby to pass through.

Why this is so important is this is going to shape the stressors that happen in our knees and our ankles.

So in particular, we have something called the Q angle, which I believe I have a...

Yeah, I have something.

Yeah, yeah.

So here is the Q angle.

So what a Q angle is, is basically you take a measurement from the hip and you draw it all the way down to the kneecap or the patella.

And then you take like another little line from the tibial tubercle and draw it upward.

So that's just for all the nerds that are listening.

Okay.

If you want to measure this, it's the anterior superior iliac spine all the way down to the patella and then the tibial tubercle.

And what you'll see for women here in pink, because the pelvis is wider, the femur has to more aggressively come in medially.

It has to come more to the center.

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