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Radiograph anteroposterior view of pelvis and both hip showing fracture offemoral head without dislocation of hip.
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Radiographs revealed a fracture at the femoral head (Fig. 1), comminuted fracture Shaft of the mid femur, fracture of lower pole patella, posterior cruciate ligament avulsion with subluxation of the knee joint (Fig. 2), fracture talus, and fracture calcaneus (Fig. 3).
Fracture talus and fracture calcaneus.
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Radiographs revealed a fracture at the femoral head (Fig. 1), comminuted fracture Shaft of the mid femur, fracture of lower pole patella, posterior cruciate ligament avulsion with subluxation of the knee joint (Fig. 2), fracture talus, and fracture calcaneus (Fig. 3).
Computed tomography (CT) scan of the right hip; coronal section CT scan showing fracture of femoral head with no dislocation(A); 3D-reconstruction of femoral head showing fracture head of femur with single large fracture fragment.
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A computed tomography scan of the right hip joint was done, which was suggestive of the femoral head fracture without dislocation or acetabular fracture (Fig. 4).
Intraoperative comminuted fracture of femoral head with avulsion of cartilage was found.
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Intraoperative comminuted fracture of the femoral head(modified Pipkins type A-V) with avulsion of cartilage was found (Fig. 5).
Radiograph anteroposterior view of hip showing femoral head fixation done with Herbert screws.
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