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Anteroposterior pelvis X-ray of patient in preoperative period.
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The presence of subluxation in both hips was also observed in the pelvic X-ray examination of the patient at this date (Figures 1, 2).
Anteroposterior pelvis X-ray in abduction internal rotation position in preoperative period.
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The presence of subluxation in both hips was also observed in the pelvic X-ray examination of the patient at this date (Figures 1, 2).
Anteroposterior pelvic radiograph of patient at 12th postoperative week.
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On the X-ray assessment of the patient at the 12th week, the hip was found to be congruent while femoral and pelvic osteotomy lines' ossification were detected and the implants were stable (Figure 3).
Appearance of Kirschner wire migration on pelvis and lumbosacral anteroposterior control radiography at fourth postoperative year.
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The X-ray and tomography examination at the control session revealed that the K-wire migrated to the retroperitoneal region into psoas muscle (Figures 4-6).
Appearance of Kirschner wire migration on lumbosacral lateral control radiography at fourth postoperative year.
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The X-ray and tomography examination at the control session revealed that the K-wire migrated to the retroperitoneal region into psoas muscle (Figures 4-6).
Appearance of Kirschner wire in cross-section tomographic image in abdomen.
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The X-ray and tomography examination at the control session revealed that the K-wire migrated to the retroperitoneal region into psoas muscle (Figures 4-6).