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Fixation of acute Femoral Neck Fractures with the Femoral Neck System (FNS) in comparison Fixation of acute Femoral Neck Fractures with the Femoral Neck System (FNS) in comparison

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Fixation of acute Femoral Neck Fractures with the Femoral Neck System (FNS) in comparison - PPT Presentation

Presenting Author Arjun K Reddy BA Coauthors Jake X Checketts DO Grayson R Norris BS Byron Detweiler DO Jay Thompson DO Chip Moore DO Mark Johnson DO Azad Dadgar DO Brent Norris MD ID: 917905

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Fixation of acute Femoral Neck Fractures with the Femoral Neck System (FNS) in comparison to Closed Reduction Percutaneous Pinning (CRPP). A short-term outcome and preliminary long-term study with 12 months of follow-up

Presenting Author: Arjun K. Reddy B.A.

Co-authors: Jake X.

Checketts

DO, Grayson R. Norris BS, Byron Detweiler DO, Jay Thompson DO, Chip Moore DO, Mark Johnson DO, Azad

Dadgar

DO, Brent Norris, MD

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Conflicts of InterestNone to disclose

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Introduction

Approximately 20 billion dollars are spent on the management of hip fractures, and it is estimated that 300,000 cases of hip fractures will happen yearly by 2030.

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Hip fractures are seen mainly in the elderly population after ground-level falls, but can also occur in the young adult population after high energy trauma.

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Introduction

Gold Standard for non-displaced Femoral Neck Fractures (Garden I & 2) internal fixation with Percutaneous Cannulated Screws

Dolatowski

et al. found that 20% of patients required major revision surgery compared to the 5% of patients that underwent hemiarthroplasty.

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Purpose

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Methods

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Short-Term Outcomes

Complications

Post-operative pain was shown to be significantly reduced when using the FNS in comparison to CRPP

Short term re-operation rates were significantly reduced in the FNS group in comparison to the CRPP

Average Collapse was greater in the CRPP group in comparison to the FNS group

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One-Year Outcomes

18 (40.0%) of the FNS patients were at least one year from surgery. Of these,

10 (55.6%) patients were available for one-year follow-up data.

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One-Year Outcomes

Harris Hip Scores

Average Harris Hip Score = 93.3 (Range 77-100).

7 (70.0%) of patients received a Harris Hip Score of 90 or greater.

3 (30.0%) receiving a score of 100.

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Radiographic Outcomes

We obtained patients radiographic outcomes on 9 (one patient denied further radiographic evaluation).

All 9 achieved radiographic union.

No patient had collapse of their fracture over the 20mm of controlled collapse the FNS allows.

The mean and median collapse measured was 3.74mm and 1.7mm, respectively (Range .1-15.3mm)

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Conclusion

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10.1001/jama.2009.1462

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