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Instabile per- /subtrochantere Femurfraktur

Ein ungewöhnlicher Verlauf mit ungewöhnlichen Problemstellungen

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Orthopädisch-traumatologische Knacknüsse

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Die pertrochantere und per-/subtrochantere Femurfraktur ist eine typische Verletzung des über 70-jährigen Menschen. Neben den oft vorhandenen multiplen Begleiterkrankungen stellt die fast immer vorherrschende schlechte Knochenqualität dieser Patienten das zentrale Problem bei der Versorgung dieser folgenschweren Verletzung dar. In der Folge droht die Entgleisung der mühsam kompensierten Grunderkrankungen, verbunden mit dem Verlust der bereits prätraumatisch reduzierten Mobilität sowie der Selbständigkeit des Patienten und einer hohen Mortalität.

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Waldherr, P., Nötzli, H. (2007). Instabile per- /subtrochantere Femurfraktur. In: Orthopädisch-traumatologische Knacknüsse. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-71480-4_46

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