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. 2024 Spring;24(1):67–73. doi: 10.31486/toj.23.0066

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Figure 2. — Intraoperative surgical pictures depict the surgical hip dislocation, subsequent reaming, and graft transplantation. (A) Open approach to the left hip shows the International Cartilage Repair Society grade 4b lesion on the anterior superior surface of the femoral head. (B) Central reamer over the entirety of the cartilage lesion. (C) Open view of the left hip shows reamed surface of the left femoral head. (D and E) Open views show Missouri Osteochondral Preservation System osteochondral allograft transplanted into the left femoral head.