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The X-rays of the case. (a) Preoperative plain radiography of the pelvis. (b) Postoperative plain radiography of the pelvis.
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Radiographs revealed advanced left hip osteoarthritis (Figure 1a). Postoperative plain radiographs showed that total hip components were in good position and aligned (Figure 1b).
The postoperative paresthesia location of the case. (a-b) The dotted line circle indicated the paresthesia location on the first day after the operation. (c) The dotted line circle indicated the paresthesia location on the fifth day after the operation. (d) The dotted line in the circle indicated the location of the paresthesia on the ninth day after the operation.
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She told us that there was numbness and slight tingling in the skin of the right breast, lateral chest wall, and axilla (Figure 2a and b) on the first postoperative day, just as we were glad for her successful operation. The symptoms improved with time (Figure 2c). Only a minor portion of her lesion remained after 9 days (Figure 2d).
The X-rays of the case in the postoperative 3 months. (a) The anteroposterior radiography. (b) The frog-leg lateral radiography.
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Figure 3 displays the X-rays taken 3 months following the procedure.