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Appearance of wound at the root of the left thigh, exposing the femoral head.
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AP radiograph of the pelvis demonstrating anterosuperior dislocation of the left hip, with prominence of the lesser trochanter.
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Postreduction radiograph showing left hip joint congruency.
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Clinical and radiographic evaluation revealed a stable reduction (Fig. 3).
Postreduction CT showing fracture of left greater trochanter.
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The post-reduction computed tomography (CT) demonstrated joint congruence and great trochanter fracture without deviation, treated conservatively (Fig. 4).
MRI showed no signs of osteonecrosis of femoral head; visualization of lesion of the anterior superior portion of the acetabular labrum.
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MRI showed a lesion of the anterosuperior portion of the labrum, associated with thickening of the tendon of the rectus femoris muscle (Fig. 5).