A 20-year-old male patient presented with acute pain in the left hip region and inability to bear weight on left hip region. On examination, deformity of left lower limb was noticed. The lower limb was in slight flexion, adduction, and internal rotation. The patient gave a history of road accident while he was driving a car and suddenly, he had to stop the car. Neurovascular examination was normal. Which of the following x-rays will most likely correspond to the above condition: -
THIS IS A CLASSICAL CASE OF POSTERIOR FEMUR DISLOCATION DUE TO DASHBOARD INJURY. IMAGE A DENOTES POSTERIOR HIP DISLOCATION. IMAGE B DENOTES ANTERIOR HIP DISLOCATION. IMAGE C DENOTES CENTRAL HIP DISLOCATION.
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