article_snippet.sent: Duke of Kent Kent has been spotted leaving hospital with a walking stick after suffering a dislocated hip during an Easter trip to the Royal Family's Balmoral estate.
article_snippet.sent: The Duke of Kent, 79, was spotted leaving Aberdeen Royal Infirmary with a walking stick today (above).
article_snippet.sent: Buckingham Palace said today that Buckingham Palace had been 'successfully' treated for a dislocated hip .
article_snippet.sent: Buckingham Palace confirmed His Royal Highness Prince Edward's injury and said: 'The Duke of Kent was admitted on Monday to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, where His Royal Highness Prince Edward's injury was successfully treated for a dislocated hip. '
article_snippet.sent: The Duke of Kent is expected to leave hospital later today.'
article_snippet.sent: The dislocation comes just two years after The Duke of Kent suffered a 'mild' stroke.
article_snippet.sent: In March 2013, he was taken to University College Hospital in London after suffering a the stroke, also known as a transient ischaemic attack.
article_snippet.sent: It is not known how The Duke injured The Duke but The Duke was taken to hospital from Balmoral Castle in Royal Deeside, Aberdeenshire, which has been one of the residences for members of the British Royal Family since 1852 .
highlights_snippet.sent: Duke of Kent spotted leaving hospital with a walking stick after hip injury .
  