Eifty-Five Cases of Femoral Neck Fracture in Ooshima Hospital, Kagoshima

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We treated fifty-five fractures of the femoral neck during the last 6 years. The rate of male and female is about 1 to 5. Transcervical fracture were 34 cases and trochanteric fractures were 15 cases. Falling is the main causes of these cases. Patients had many complications, which often dominated their treatments or prognoses.Twenty-six cases were followed up and average follow-up interval is about three years 1 month.Of the twelve transcervical fractures, seven cases were satisfactry and five were unsatisfactry; two cases due to technical errors, one case due to severe complication and one case got no treatment because of her advanced age.Most cases of the trochanteric fractures had satisfactry results in both operatively and conservatively treated groups. Seven cases of the old transcervical fractures were treated surgically and had bad results.Avascular necrosis occured in five cases; two were old fractures treated surgically, two were fresh fractures treated surgically and were allowed early weight-bearing, and one case was not-treated old woman.
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