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Left Hip Injury with Eventual Total Hip Replacement

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This medical exhibit illustrates one skeletal view of the left hip revealing the post-accident condition. This image clearly reveals the fracture/dislocation of the acetabulum. This image is based specifically on the post-accident x-rays.rnNext, an additional skeletal view illustrates the pre-operative condition. This image shows the the original fracture has healed but that significant osteoarthritis has developed causing a breakdown of the articular surfaces of the hip joint.rn
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