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  <dc:title>A Documentary Dataset Tracing the Long‑Term Single‑Case Disease Course from 1990‑2026 for New Etiological Clues of the Potential Main‑Group Adult‑Female Acetabular Dysplasia</dc:title>
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  <dc:description>The author of this dataset is also the patient, documenting a 36‑year‑long course of hip disease starting from 1990. Based on image readings from multiple hospitals, the patient was diagnosed with acetabular dysplasia, and total‑hip‑replacement surgery was recommended in 2025, which was declined by the patient. This dataset defines a self‑coined term &amp;quot;post‑hip&amp;quot;, referring to the pathological structure of insufficient acetabular coverage of the femoral head formed when abnormal ligament stress pushes the femoral head past the critical point of outward migration after marriage and childbirth in adult women. Tracing clues suggest that among adult female patients diagnosed with acetabular dysplasia due to insufficient acetabular coverage, after excluding high‑dislocation cases, most patients with insufficient coverage fall into the post‑hip category. This material is only for medical‑research reference. The attached desensitized images in the dataset are sorted chronologically by examination date.</dc:description>
  <dc:subject>adult acetabular dysplasia; congenital acetabular dysplasia; post‑hip; shallower acetabular fossa; femoral head migration; abnormal ligament stress</dc:subject>
  <dc:creator>wang xu jun</dc:creator>
  <dc:rights>PUBLIC</dc:rights>
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