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2012, Number 3

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Ortho-tips 2012; 8 (3)

Fracturas del fémur proximal. Opciones de tratamiento

Del Gordo D´ARJ

Language: Spanish
References: 29
Page: 157-164
PDF size: 154.06 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Proximal femur fractures present a reason for consultation in hospital for patients older than 65 years. This type of injury is usually produced by a trauma from falling from a low height in older patients, because a large number of predisposing factors are present in this age group. Several classifications have been described; however, the anatomical limit of proximal femoral articular capsule is decisive and in general terms, allows a classification in intracapsular and extracapsular. Medical treatment of these injuries has almost no place in current orthopaedic practice, but a surgical treatment offers the best result. Surgery for fractures of proximal femur resolution involves the use of variety of implants whose election will be subject to a number of factors that depend not only of the type of fracture, but are particular to each patient and situation. The objective of this review is to reach a consensus regarding the treatment of femoral proximal fractures.


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