Presentation
Unilateral left cerebral palsy. Shortened left leg.
Patient Data
Age: 4 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Developmental dysplasia of the hip - dynamic instability
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Left acetabular dysplasia with a dislocated left hip that is spontaneously relocated on frogleg view. Left femoral capital epiphysis is smaller than the right with additional left > right coxa valga. Right hemipelvis bones are larger, presumably secondary to weight-bearing.
Case Discussion
AP and frogleg projections were requested by the treating surgeon, and in this case, demonstrates spontaneous relocation of the hip joint.
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