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Complicaciones tras el enclavado de Ender en las fracturas trocantéreas
Complications after ender nailing in trochanteric hip fractures
R. CEBRIAN GÓMEZ, E. SEBASTIA FORCADA. J. SANZ REIG y A. PÉREZ AZNAR Servicio de Cirugía Ortopédica y Traumatología. Hospital de Elda. Alicante.
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06/11/2008
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06/11/2008
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06/11/2008
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Resumen (ES)
The rate and type of complications following Ender nailing in a series of 100 consecutive
patients with trochanteric hip fractures were analysed. There were 75 women and 25 men
with a mean age of 81 years. According to Jensen classification, 27% were stable fractures and 73%
unstable. There were registered 32% of intraoperative complications and technical errors, 39% of
distal migration of nails, 3% of proximal migrations with perforations of the femoral head and
11% of healing malpositions in varus. The rale of reoperations was 21%.
patients with trochanteric hip fractures were analysed. There were 75 women and 25 men
with a mean age of 81 years. According to Jensen classification, 27% were stable fractures and 73%
unstable. There were registered 32% of intraoperative complications and technical errors, 39% of
distal migration of nails, 3% of proximal migrations with perforations of the femoral head and
11% of healing malpositions in varus. The rale of reoperations was 21%.
Palabras clave (ES):
Cadera
Enclavijamiento
Fémur
Intertrocantérea
Pertrocantérea
Condilodiafisario
Enclavado
Ender
Fractura
Trocantérea
Endomedular
Proximal
Extremidad
Clavo
Intramedular
Complicación
Resumen (EN)
The rate and type of complications following Ender nailing in a series of 100 consecutive
patients with trochanteric hip fractures were analysed. There were 75 women and 25 men
with a mean age of 81 years. According to Jensen classification, 27% were stable fractures and 73%
unstable. There were registered 32% of intraoperative complications and technical errors, 39% of
distal migration of nails, 3% of proximal migrations with perforations of the femoral head and
11% of healing malpositions in varus. The rale of reoperations was 21%.
patients with trochanteric hip fractures were analysed. There were 75 women and 25 men
with a mean age of 81 years. According to Jensen classification, 27% were stable fractures and 73%
unstable. There were registered 32% of intraoperative complications and technical errors, 39% of
distal migration of nails, 3% of proximal migrations with perforations of the femoral head and
11% of healing malpositions in varus. The rale of reoperations was 21%.
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