AI Article Synopsis
- Femoral neck fractures in children are uncommon but can lead to serious complications, like avascular necrosis and non-union.
- A review of relevant literature and case studies from the hospital is provided to highlight these issues.
- Early surgical intervention with internal fixation is suggested as the most effective treatment for these fractures.
Article Abstract
Fractures of the femoral neck in children are rare. They are commonly associated with severe complications, especially avascular necrosis of the femoral head, non-union, coxa vara and premature closure of the upper femoral epiphysis. A review of current literature and a detailed analysis of cases seen in this hospital are given. Our experience indicates that early operation using internal fixation offers the best results.
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