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Ankylosing spondylitis
5%
25/464
Arthrokatadysis
12%
58/464
Osteomalacia
21/464
Rheumatoid arthritis
75%
348/464
Developmental dysplasia
2%
9/464
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The radiograph reveals bilateral severe acetabular protrusio. The bone scan and history confirm involvement of multiple joints, including the knees and the hindfoot. Although the first four choices can all cause the acetabular protrusio, the associated multiple joint involvement suggests the diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis. Arthrokatadysis, or primary protrusio acetabuli, is often associated with osteomalacia but not other joint disease. Developmental dysplasia is a common cause of bilateral hip pathology but does not have acetabular protrusio.
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