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X-ray of the left hip demonstrating a posterior hip dislocation.
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X-ray imaging performed revealed a left hip posterior dislocation (Fig 1 &2).
X-ray demonstrating a posterior hip dislocation while the old trochanteric fracture has healed.
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X-ray imaging performed revealed a left hip posterior dislocation (Fig 1 &2).
A 3-dimentional reconstructed computer tomography demonstrating the hip dislocation.
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Computer tomography imaging confirmed the diagnosis and didn't reveal an abscess formation (Fig. 3 &4).
Computer Tomography demonstrating the femoral head and posterior acetabular wall destruction.
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Computer tomography imaging confirmed the diagnosis and didn't reveal an abscess formation (Fig. 3 &4).
Postoperative x-ray after the total hip arthroplasty. A posterior-superior acetabular lip bone loss restored with hip autograft and antibiotic-impregnated cement fixed with three screws.
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Hip autograft with antibiotic-impregnated cement was fixed with three screws to restore a posterior-superior acetabular lip bone loss (Fig. 5).