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Superior ramus of the right pubic bone was not detected at initial orthopedic admission.
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An acetabular index (AI) of 20  on the right and 16  on the left hip was recorded at the initial radiologic examination (Fig. 1).
Lumbosakral imaging showed no abnormality.
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Imaging of the lumbar region was performed and no abnormality was found and no secondary structural change was noted (Fig. 2).
Anterior pelvic tilt in sagittal plane.
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Gait analyses of the patient showed that right hip extensor muscle groups were dominant, anterior pelvic tilt (Fig. 3) and right hip abduction were detected in the stance phase (Fig. 4).
(A and B) Arthrogram shows well covered femoral head and spherical congruency.
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The femoral head was well-covered with asetabular cartilage, his hip range of motion was full and spherical congruency between femoral head and acetabulum was present (Figs. 5A and B and 6).
AP pelvis X-ray when he was 7-years-old.
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The femoral head was well-covered with asetabular cartilage, his hip range of motion was full and spherical congruency between femoral head and acetabulum was present (Figs. 5A and B and 6).
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(A and B) Last follow up X-rays shows 2 cm right lower extremity shortening, pelvic obliquity, acetabular dysplasia with a horizontal sourcil.
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His central edge angle (CEA) was 24  on the right and 26  on the left hip (Fig. 7A and B).