Blade Augmentation in Nailing Proximal Femur Fractures-An Advantage despite Higher Costs?
Journal of clinical medicine(2023)
Abstract
When the principles of anatomic fracture reduction, optimal tip-apex distance and optimal blade position are combined with cement augmentation in cases of severe osteoporosis, a cut-out rate of less than 1% can be achieved. Nevertheless, it should be noted that augmentation remains expensive and prolongs surgery time without definite proof of mechanical superiority.
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Key words
cement augmentation,cut-out rate,helical blade position,osteoporosis,proximal femur and hip fracture,tip-apex distance
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