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- A 22-year-old man experienced habitual dislocation of the patella, leading to knee pain and difficulty with extension despite physical therapy.
- Imaging showed a lateral patellar dislocation, flat patella surface, and trochlear dysplasia, indicating structural issues.
- A complex patellar stabilization surgery was performed, resulting in significant pain relief and improved knee function, suggesting this approach could benefit those with severe cases when conservative treatment fails.
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