Journal of Clinical Physiotherapy Research

Abstract

Bilateral asymmetric hip dislocations are rare in comparison to unilateral dislocations. We present the case of a 20-year-old man who suffered from asymmetrical bilateral hip dislocation, anterior dislocation on the left, and posterior dislocation of acetabulum fracture on the right. In the operating room, all hip dislocations were manually decreased, and skeletal traction was used due to weakness on the right side. A week later, an open reduction and internal fixing were applied to the posterior wall and column fracturing of the right acetabulum