Which anatomic part must be identified on lateral radiographs of the knee in order to identify over- or under-rotation?
A) Adductor tubercle
B) Lateral condyle
C) Medial condyle
D) An open patellofemoral joint space

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The adductor tubercle is used as a landmark to assess the rotation of the knee on lateral radiographs. Its visibility or position helps determine if the knee is over- or under-rotated.

Which Anatomic Part Must Be Identified on Lateral Radiographs of the Knee