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Plain radiograph of right knee in anteroposterior and lateral view showing Hoffa fracture of medial condyle
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FIG1
Plain radiograph of the knee and CT confirmed the diagnosis of a non-united Hoffa fracture involving the medial condyle (Figures 1-2).
Computer tomography showing the medial condyle Hoffa fracture
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FIG2
Plain radiograph of the knee and CT confirmed the diagnosis of a non-united Hoffa fracture involving the medial condyle (Figures 1-2).
Post-operative plain radiograph of the right knee. Fracture fragment has been fixed using cancellous screws and reconstruction plate
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FIG3
Post-operative radiograph was done of the right knee as seen in Figure 3.
Range of motion of the right knee at post operative week six with full extension and flexion up to 130 degrees
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FIG4
The patient was able to walk without the help of a walker by the 6th week and achieved full range of motion of the knee (Figure 4).