CEPT Current Work on Higher Power Wireless Access Systems in 6GHz Lower Band
Short introduction to CEPT's current work on higher power Wireless Access Systems in the 6GHz lower band, specifically focusing on Radio Local Area Networks (WAS/RLAN) and the use of dynamic spectrum usage coordination. Explore the European harmonized regulatory framework in the 5945-6425 MHz band and ongoing efforts to enable high-power devices in this frequency range. Learn about the FCC's decision and related reports guiding the harmonized framework for WAS/RLAN in Europe.
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CT femur/pelvis Femoral neck to horizontal plane: ___ degrees Femoral condyles to horizontal plane: ___ degrees Knee rotation: internal/external The calculated angle of RIGHT femoral anteversion is ___ degrees.
Femoral anteversion Refers to the orientation of the femoral neck in relation to the femoral condyles at the level of the knee Most cases, the femoral neck is oriented anterior as compared to the condyles if posterior, its femoral retroversion
How to measure? Use axial oblique reformat of the hip Jarrett et al. Axial oblique CT to assess femoral anteversion. AJR 2010; 194: 1230-1233
Abnormal measurements Increased femoral anteversion: Developmental dysplasia of the hip Development of FAI Reduced femoral anteversion is associated with cam-type FAI
