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A Garden III femoral neck fracture
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Radiographs demonstrated a Garden III femoral neck fracture (Figure 1).
At the most recent follow up at six months, there was no evidence of surgical site infection or wound dehiscence
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At the most recent follow up, six months following THA, the amputated limb was in good condition (Figure 2).
Postoperative radiograph six months after the operation
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Radiograph showed well-incorporated femoral and acetabular components without any sign of osteolysis (Figures 3 and 4).
Postoperative radiograph at 6 months. No osteolysis and a well incorporated prosthesis was noted
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Radiograph showed well-incorporated femoral and acetabular components without any sign of osteolysis (Figures 3 and 4).