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Surgical Stabilization of Per-Trochanteric Proximal Femur Fracture with Birmingham Hip Resurfacing Implant In-Situ

Thomas Laios

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This case demonstrates the successful surgical stabilization of a traumatic per-prosthetic proximal femur fracture with a mature metal-on-metal Birmingham hip resurfacing implant in-situ. To our knowledge no such fracture fixation has been documented in the literature using a dynamic hip screw device.

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This case demonstrates the successful surgical stabilization of a traumatic per-prosthetic proximal femur fracture with a mature metal-on-metal Birmingham hip resurfacing implant in-situ. To our knowledge no such fracture fixation has been documented in the literature using a dynamic hip screw device.

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This case demonstrates the successful surgical stabilization of a traumatic per-prosthetic proximal femur fracture with a mature metal-on-metal Birmingham hip resurfacing implant in-situ. To our knowledge no such fracture fixation has been documented in the literature using a dynamic hip screw device.

Key concepts: Chondroplasty, Foot and ankle surgery, Medicine, Knee replacement, Hip replacement, Hip resurfacing, Implant, Femur

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