Yes, after hip replacement surgery, X-rays are used to monitor the position of the prosthetic joint, checking for any signs of loosening or complications.

Yes, the AP and LAT views are commonly used to identify fractures in the femur, acetabulum, or pelvis, especially in cases of traumatic injury.

Conditions such as hip fractures, arthritis, dislocations, avascular necrosis, hip dysplasia, and complications from hip replacements can be detected using these views.

Both views offer complementary information. The AP view provides an overall view of the hip joint's alignment, while the LAT view gives a clearer assessment of the joint's depth and femoral head positioning, which is useful for detecting fractures and dislocations.