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Pre-operatory X-rays; long-leg (left), side view (top right), axial view (bottom right).
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Pre-operatory CT-scan (measuring the angle between the interepicondylar line of the femur and the posterior condylar line).
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Tomography (CT)-Scan to measure the angle between the interepicondylar line of the femur and the posterior condylar line (Figure 2) and a three-dimensional CT reconstruction of the femur and tibia (Figure 3). These studies helped assess bone morphology and evaluate the rotational changes of limb.
Pre-operatory 3 dimensional reconstruction of the knee joint showing a lateral translation of the anterior tibial tubercle.
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Tomography (CT)-Scan to measure the angle between the interepicondylar line of the femur and the posterior condylar line (Figure 2) and a three-dimensional CT reconstruction of the femur and tibia (Figure 3). These studies helped assess bone morphology and evaluate the rotational changes of limb.
Pre-operatory CT-scan revealing significant rotation malalignment.
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Post-operatory X-rays; front view (top left), side view (top right), axial view (bottom right).
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Radiographic exam 8 weeks after surgery was normal (Figure 5).