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Morfología femoral proximal en fracturas de cadera
Proximal femoral morphology in hip fractures
MJ. CALVO DE MORA, J. ALBAREDA ALBAREDA, B. SERAL GARCÍA, G. MARTÍN RUIZ, JM.LASIERRA SANROMÁN, F. SERAL IÑIGO SERVICIO DE CIRUGÍA ORTOPÉDICA Y TRAUMATOLOGÍA DEL HOSPITAL CLÍNICO UNIVERSITARIO LOZANO BLESA
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15/09/2008
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15/09/2008
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15/09/2008
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Resumen (ES)
Frecuently when patients suffer a hip fracture, if
they fracture the contralateral hip, this is the same type tham
the first fracture. The objetive of this paper is connet the proximal
femoral morphology with the production of one type
fracture. We have made a prospective study in 50 patients
older than 65 years old, whithout distinction of sex, who
entried in our service whith proximal femoral fracture, 25 cervical
and 25 trochanteric fractures, after a low energy trauma.
The parameters measured in the anteroposterior radiograph
of the heal hip were the length of the femoral neck, the offset,
the diameter of the femoral head, the position of the femoral
head and the neck-shaft angle. The only different variable
statistical significantly between both types of the fracture
was the length of the femoral neck, happening cervical fractures
in patients with longer femoral neck.
they fracture the contralateral hip, this is the same type tham
the first fracture. The objetive of this paper is connet the proximal
femoral morphology with the production of one type
fracture. We have made a prospective study in 50 patients
older than 65 years old, whithout distinction of sex, who
entried in our service whith proximal femoral fracture, 25 cervical
and 25 trochanteric fractures, after a low energy trauma.
The parameters measured in the anteroposterior radiograph
of the heal hip were the length of the femoral neck, the offset,
the diameter of the femoral head, the position of the femoral
head and the neck-shaft angle. The only different variable
statistical significantly between both types of the fracture
was the length of the femoral neck, happening cervical fractures
in patients with longer femoral neck.
Palabras clave (ES):
Fémur
Cadera
Fractura
Anatomía
Morfología
proximal
Resumen (EN)
Frecuently when patients suffer a hip fracture, if
they fracture the contralateral hip, this is the same type tham
the first fracture. The objetive of this paper is connet the proximal
femoral morphology with the production of one type
fracture. We have made a prospective study in 50 patients
older than 65 years old, whithout distinction of sex, who
entried in our service whith proximal femoral fracture, 25 cervical
and 25 trochanteric fractures, after a low energy trauma.
The parameters measured in the anteroposterior radiograph
of the heal hip were the length of the femoral neck, the offset,
the diameter of the femoral head, the position of the femoral
head and the neck-shaft angle. The only different variable
statistical significantly between both types of the fracture
was the length of the femoral neck, happening cervical fractures
in patients with longer femoral neck.
they fracture the contralateral hip, this is the same type tham
the first fracture. The objetive of this paper is connet the proximal
femoral morphology with the production of one type
fracture. We have made a prospective study in 50 patients
older than 65 years old, whithout distinction of sex, who
entried in our service whith proximal femoral fracture, 25 cervical
and 25 trochanteric fractures, after a low energy trauma.
The parameters measured in the anteroposterior radiograph
of the heal hip were the length of the femoral neck, the offset,
the diameter of the femoral head, the position of the femoral
head and the neck-shaft angle. The only different variable
statistical significantly between both types of the fracture
was the length of the femoral neck, happening cervical fractures
in patients with longer femoral neck.
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