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case_images: The initial image of the newborn with circulatory problem after birth.
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case_images: Physical examination revealed both lower extremity flaccidity, approximately 90 degrees of hyperextension in both knees, and cyanotic appearance in both lower extremities (Figure 1).
case_images: After reduction, circulation returned to normal.
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case_images: Both knees were urgently reduced with gentle traction-flexion and circulation returned to normal (Figure 2).
case_images: Ultrasonography image at 30 weeks of pregnancy showing the relationship of the baby with the foot and head suggestive of the pathology.
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case_images: The relationship of the baby with the foot and head was suggestive of congenital knee dislocation on ultrasonography at 30 weeks (Figure 3).
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case_images: Post-treatment image at five months showing recovery.
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case_images: The patient, whose bilateral knee joint range of motion was fully restored and no complications developed at five months, continues her life in a healthy way (Figure 4).
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