I remember seeing an article by Danisment Unal, in Oracle Internals Magazine (www.oracle-internals.cc). He has explained this using few block dumps and redo log dumps. The article was titled something like "how to find locked rows using block dumps" or similar to that. It is a great detailed note.
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