Abstract
A 55 year old male patient presented to us with compliant of injury over left hip as a result of slip over ground. After trauma he was unable to stand and walk. On physical examination his left lower limb was externally rotated, flexed, adducted & shortened. There was a huge swelling present over groin region of left side. Skiagram and CT scan revealed anterior dislocation of hip with ipsilateral fracture neck of femur left side. Traumatic anterior dislocation of hip with ipsilateral fracture neck of femur is rare. This rare presentation was subsequently managed by arthroplasty and is reported.
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