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case_images: Radiograph Taken on Admission
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case_images: Plain radiographs of the pelvis (Figure 1) revealed a posterior hip dislocation with posterior wall acetabular fracture and ipsilateral intertrochantric fracture.
case_images: Computed Tomogram on Admission
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case_images: CT scan and radiographs of the knee and shoulder were normal. Computed tomography (CT) scan of the hip confirmed the findings (Figure 2). 
case_images: Radiograph After Eight Months
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case_images: At last follow-up after eight months, no radiological sign of avascular necrosis was seen (Figure 3).