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case_images: Plain radiograph of the pelvis shows a dislocated right hip.
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case_images: Plain radiograph of the pelvis revealed a dislocation of the right hip (Figure 1).
case_images: a/p X-ray one week after closed reduction shows a congruent hip joint and no fracture signs.
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case_images: X-ray taken 1 week after the operation revealed a congruent right hip and no fracture signs (Figure 2).
case_images: MRI of both hips (a) and transverse cut of the right hip (b) shows no effusion of the congruent right hip, but swelling of the right pelvic muscles.
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case_images: A labral injury could not be detected, but not ruled out as we did not use an arthro-MRI (Figure 3).
case_images: a/p view of the X-ray (a) and lateral view (b) of the right hip 6 months after closed reduction shows a congruent hip joint and no signs of AVN or osteoarthritis.
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case_images: AVN or osteoarthritis (Figure 4). As the patient had no complaints and the X-ray showed no signs of AVN, he rejected a proposed MRI.