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(a and b) The plain radiographs with Hoffa fracture of lateral condyle indicated by white arrow.
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F1
He was evaluated with plain radiographs and a diagnosis of Hoffa's fracture was suspected (Fig. 1).
(a-c) Sagittal and axial CT images with # lateral condyle indicated by a white circle and an intact medial condyle by a red circle.
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F2
(a and b) 3d reformatted CT images with # lateral condyle indicated by a white circle and an intact medial condyle by a red circle.
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F3
The intraoperative picture of the right knee with Hoffa fractures in both the lateral condyle (L) and the medial condyle (M) indicated by white and red arrows, respectively.
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F4
The Lateral Hoffa's fracture as well as the medical condylar fracture was reduced and internally fixed with 6.5 mm cannulated partially threaded cancellous screws (Figs. 4 and 5).
(a and b) The post-operative radiograph with screws in situ.
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F5
The Lateral Hoffa's fracture as well as the medical condylar fracture was reduced and internally fixed with 6.5 mm cannulated partially threaded cancellous screws (Figs. 4 and 5).
The lateral condyle Hoffa # (white arrow) extending in to the medial condyle (red arrow) which was initially missed.
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F6
He was having full knee range of motion at the end of 6-month post-operative period with complete radiological fusion at 9-month post-operative period (Figs. 6 and 7).
Full range of motion at the end of 6-month post-operative.
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F7
He was having full knee range of motion at the end of 6-month post-operative period with complete radiological fusion at 9-month post-operative period (Figs. 6 and 7).