1000 femoral neck fractures: the effect of pre-injury mobility and surgical experience on outcome

摘要: Abstract This prospective study of 1000 femoral neck fractures (476 intertrochanteric and 524 subcapital) found the pre-injury mobility to be most significant determinant for post-operative survival. The intrahospital mortality 975 surgically treated was 11.3 per cent. Non-operatively had a 60 best predictors morbidity discharge were age mobility. Delay in development but only after 30 h from admission. Internal fixation produced lower than uncemented hemiarthroplasty. use acrylic cement associated with an increased rate hemiarthroplasties. Neither grade nor experience operating surgeon effect on or morbidity.