Hip dysplasia involves either an incomplete acetabulum or loose hip ligaments. A consequence of these anatomical variations would be frequent dislocation or slipping of the femoral head from the acetabulum.

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Hip dysplasia can lead to frequent dislocations or subluxations of the femoral head due to the instability of the hip joint caused by the incomplete acetabulum or loose ligaments.

Hip Dysplasia Involves Either an Incomplete Acetabulum or Loose Hip