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Antero posterior Radiograph of the pelvis showing acetabular fracture on the right side. (Arrow points to the fracture)
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F1
On the right side, an atypical fracture pattern could be seen on plain radiograph (Fig. 1).
Axial CT showing undisplaced quadrilateral plate fracture on the right side. (Arrow points to the fracture)
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F2
CT scan showed an undisplaced transverse isolated quadrilateral plate fracture of acetabulum on axial (Fig. 2) and coronal sections (Fig. 3).
Coronal Section showing intact acetabular roof on the right hip. (Arrow points to the fracture)
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F3
The weight bearing portion of the acetabulum, the acetabular roof was intact (Fig. 3).