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Fracturas subtrocantéreas conminutas del anciano. Tratamiento con clavo Gamma largo.
Conminued subtrochanteric fractures in old patients treated w i t h long Gamma nail.
J. ALBAREDA, J.M. LASIERRA, B. SERAL. J.MODREGO, F. SERAL. SERVICIO DE TRAUMATOLOGÍA Y CIRUGÍA ORTOPÉDICA. HOSPITAL CLÍNICO UNIVERSITARIO. ZARAGOZA
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16/09/2008
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16/09/2008
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16/09/2008
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Resumen (ES)
The purpose of the study to evaluate the results of
the treatment of conminuted subtrochanteric fractures in old
patients treated with long gamma nail. Twenty five patients
with more than 60-years-of-age that suffered a conminuted
subtrochanteric femoral fracture were treated. Follow-up
time was 12 months in 17 of them. We studied the bone consolidation,
time of weight bearing and early or late complications.
In 16 cases the fracture consolidated in 6 months, with
the beginning of weight bearing in 14 days. We had one case
with femoral non-union and nail fracture associated. Long
gamma nail is a good technique for the treatment of conminuted
subtrochanteric fractures in old population, with a very
few number of complications.
the treatment of conminuted subtrochanteric fractures in old
patients treated with long gamma nail. Twenty five patients
with more than 60-years-of-age that suffered a conminuted
subtrochanteric femoral fracture were treated. Follow-up
time was 12 months in 17 of them. We studied the bone consolidation,
time of weight bearing and early or late complications.
In 16 cases the fracture consolidated in 6 months, with
the beginning of weight bearing in 14 days. We had one case
with femoral non-union and nail fracture associated. Long
gamma nail is a good technique for the treatment of conminuted
subtrochanteric fractures in old population, with a very
few number of complications.
Palabras clave (ES):
Cefálico
Tratamiento
Gamma
Intertrocantérea
Quirúrgico
Pertrocantérea
Fractura
Cadera
Tornillo
Operatorio
Clavo
Fijación
Cervicodiafisaro
Osteosíntesis
Trocantérea
Resumen (EN)
The purpose of the study to evaluate the results of
the treatment of conminuted subtrochanteric fractures in old
patients treated with long gamma nail. Twenty five patients
with more than 60-years-of-age that suffered a conminuted
subtrochanteric femoral fracture were treated. Follow-up
time was 12 months in 17 of them. We studied the bone consolidation,
time of weight bearing and early or late complications.
In 16 cases the fracture consolidated in 6 months, with
the beginning of weight bearing in 14 days. We had one case
with femoral non-union and nail fracture associated. Long
gamma nail is a good technique for the treatment of conminuted
subtrochanteric fractures in old population, with a very
few number of complications.
the treatment of conminuted subtrochanteric fractures in old
patients treated with long gamma nail. Twenty five patients
with more than 60-years-of-age that suffered a conminuted
subtrochanteric femoral fracture were treated. Follow-up
time was 12 months in 17 of them. We studied the bone consolidation,
time of weight bearing and early or late complications.
In 16 cases the fracture consolidated in 6 months, with
the beginning of weight bearing in 14 days. We had one case
with femoral non-union and nail fracture associated. Long
gamma nail is a good technique for the treatment of conminuted
subtrochanteric fractures in old population, with a very
few number of complications.
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