Zaragoza-Lemus G

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FRAGMENTO

Introducción

La fractura de cadera es una lesión grave que se presenta en adultos mayores que aumentará en las siguientes décadas, se proyecta que en Norteamérica se duplicarán los casos para el año 2040(1,2). Actualmente es uno de los procedimientos ortopédicos más comunes asociados a importante morbimortalidad perioperatoria, la mortalidad a un año después de la fractura es aproximadamente 30%, aunque sólo el 10% es atribuible a la fractura.

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