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Study of occurrence of fracture femur shaft

International Journal of Orthopaedics Sciences · 2016 · Vol. 2(2) · pp. 61–63

Abstract

This study is conducted to know the commonest causes for occurrence of fracture Shaft femur and its details. In 30 patients, male predominate (88%) in this study. RTA was the chief cause of fracture. Surgery were performed within 6.92 days average, There were 12 open of which 10 gustilo type 2 , 2 gustilo type3 and 18 closed type of fracture radiological union was possible in 16.16 weeks. Average patient was followed up for 11.48months. Average knee flexion of 100°. There were 8 knee pain, 4 shortening, 3 with protruding nail into knee joint, 1 delayed union, 2 superficial infection. Using Neer’s scoring system there were 56% excellent, 16% good, 24% fair, 1% poor results.

Bone fractures and treatmentsOrthopaedic implants and arthroplastyHip and Femur FracturesMedicineSurgeryFemurKnee JointRadiological weaponNail (fastener)Open fractureDelayed unionKnee painOrthopedic surgery
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