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Background: Anthropometeric study of the hip joint has important clinical implications. A through knowledge of hip joint anatomy is a prerequisite to understand its biomechanics.  Methods: It was a hospital based observational study conducted for the period of one year starting form 17th September 2015 to 16th September 2016. The study population included all patients in the age group of 18 years and above submitting to the department of Radiodiagnosis for either abdominal, lower spinal or non orthopaedic pathology of pelvic and hip region. Results: Mean of right acetabular in males is 16.90±4.330SD and mean of left acetabular anteversion angle in males is 16.5 0±4.20SD. Mean of right acetabular in females is 18.1 0±4.80SD and mean of left acetabular anteversion angle in females is 17.6 0±4.70SD Conclusion: There is significant side to side difference in acetabular abduction angle of male and female and abduction angle don’t change significantly with age. There is significant side to side difference in acetabular anteversion angle of male (p-value <0.05) and female and anteversion angle don’t change significantly with age. Anteversion angle found to be more in female as compared to male. Keywords: Hip bone, Acetabular angle, CT scan.

EFFECT OF AGE & SEX ON MORPHOMETRIC EVALUATION OF ACETABULAR ANGLES – A PLAIN CT BASED STUDY.