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Fig. 2 Range of motions of different types of ESH. a Adduction angle is −10° with hip and knee joint in 90° for type I patient
Fig. 3 Differential diagnosis of intra-articular pathologies in MRI images. a Normal hip in coronal section
Fig. 4 Operative position and portals. a Clinical photograph showing important landmarks: GT (greater trochanter), SN (sciatic nerve), and positionof the two portals
Table 3 Comparison of pre-operation and post-operation in range of motion
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