[On the treatment of fractures in the region of the acetabulum].
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A trigonometric method for studying the anteversion of the acetabular portion of Charnley's prosthesis involves the use of standing anteroposterior and lateral pelvic films. Although a statistical analysis of results has not been conducted, the method was proved to be valid in thirty or so Charnley type total hip replacements, confirmation being supplied by operative findings when repeat surgery became necessary.
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An unusual acetabular lesion radiographically resembling osteoid osteoma appeared in a 10-year-old girl recovering from trauma of the hip joint. Abnormal growth of cells of triradiate cartilage displaced by injury is a possibility that is supported by observations at open operation and biopsy.