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Abstract
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emoral Neck Fractures (FNF) accounts for about 3.6% of adult fractures, which is one of the more common fractures in the body. FNF is more common in elderly patients, generally refers to the fracture in the part of the femoral head down to the base of the femoral neck.
Garden classification is often adopted for FNF in the elderly, type I and type II, because no displacement or displacement of fracture end to a lesser degree, damage degree of fracture is lesser, belongs to the stable fractures.
Type III and type IV due to shifting more of fracture end, fracture damage is bigger, belongs to the unstable fractures.
The aim of this study is to review studies systematically about the use of Femoral Neck System versus Cannulated screws in management of non displaced femoral neck fracture in elderly.
We prepared this systematic review with a careful following of the Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions. We also adhered to The Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) guidelines during the design of our study.
We concluded that, femoral neck system fixation shows improved outcomes compared to the cannulated screw fixation for neck femur fractures regarding intra operative surgery, prognosis and reduced complication rates, more Studies and RCTs for this new fixation method are needed to obtain more conclusive results.