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Orthopedic Research Online Journal
Does the Implant Selection Affect the Mortality Rate in Elderly Intertrochanteric Fix?
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Open or CloseSaberi Masoud*
Consultant at Loghman General Hospital, Iran
*Corresponding author: Saberi Masoud, Orthopedic Surgeon, Consultant at Loghman General Hospital, Iran
Submission: April 24, 2018;Published: August 31, 2018
ISSN : 2576-8875Volume4 Issue2
Abstract
Objective: We thought the stable implant construction may affect outcome for elderly hip fracture so assessed the patients for one year as a consecutive prospective study.
Method: We include 83 patients. all above 60 years old patients who came to our center with unstable intertrochanteric fracture in one-year admission at the end we assess the mortality rate and compared with other study.
Conclusion: It seems stable implant has a little role in mortality rate but in one year follow up we had 24% mortality and 50% readmission because comorbidity exacerbated which compare to other studies had no deference(p< 0.01)
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