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Investigations to compare the efficacy of existing metalloosteosynthesis methods, which are used in primary treatment of fracture of the femoral bone proximal segment, were performed by the author in patients older than 65 years. Results of operative treatment of fracture of the femoral bone neck, acetabular and subacetabular portions as well, were analyzed, optimal methods of operative treatment of these kinds of fractures were established.
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