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CT imagingCT scanCorkscrew drill-bit methodCorkscrew techniqueGSWGanz safe surgical dislocationORIFROM limitationacetabular fractureacetabulumadolescentbone-embedded bulletbone-embedded projectilebullet extractionbullet retrievalcomputed tomographydrill-bit bullet extractiondrill-bit extraction techniqueembedded projectilefluoroscopic guidancefluoroscopyforeign-body retrievalgunshot woundhip foreign body removalhip jointhip painintra-articular bulletlead arthropathylead toxicity riskmaleopen reduction and internal fixationorthopaedic traumaposterior-wall acetabular fracturerestricted range of motionretained foreign bodyretained intra-articular foreign bodysafe surgical dislocationsurgical hip dislocationtrochanteric osteotomy

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