A Case Report: Management of Developmental Dysplasia With Cystic Lesions of the Left Hip Acetabular Bone With Pemberton Pelvis Osteotomy Planned With a 3D-Printed Model

Keywords

3D-printed model / developmental dysplasia of the hip / dislocation of the hip joint / osteocystic lesion / Pemberton pelvis osteotomy

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