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Abstract
Trcchanteric fractures is an important problem in opaedi c pract i cc. for they r{5Tfl J 1 ‘ or::c ur in old ients wit h ost eoporot i c bones, hut no’’ with increased idence of road tr a f f i c acci dents, they are recocjni zed not requently among young adults.
from review of literatures, it was I ound that the ideal lant for fixation of these fractures is the dynamic hip for its lower failure rate than other implants viousl’ used.
The method of reducti on has been much in controversery the past but the routine use 01 the dynamic hi p scr ew the anatomical or the near anat cmi cal reduction is seclered now the ideal mangment of these f r act ures f or young and elderly patients.
The posi t ion of t he screw in the head—neck f r agment i s epted as the maior determi nant factor n stability of tic’n & subsequent implant failure, and hence the timing post oper at i ye amhul at i on.
This st udy conf i r ms that near anatomical r educt ion i n elderly and young adult pati ont s wi t h unst able etures have been associated with satisf actor’’ results.
The position of t he screw in the head—neck: I r agment had been associ at ed wit N implant fail ure but. del ayed the taper at i ye amt”il at ion of those patients who had coeptabi e screw posit ion.
So, it’s recommended that e’rery tror:-hanteric cture especially the uristabl e should be f i xed “ti th the