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What is Shenton's line is a radiological line used to determine the pathology of: and explain in detail?
Shenton's line is an imaginary semi-circular line joining medial coex of the femoral neck to lower border of the superior pubic ramus. Shenton's line is broken in posterior dislocation of the hip. Ref: Essential Ohopedics by Maheshwari, 3rd edition, Page 111.