Femur Fractures
Case Definition
Femur fractures are among the most serious types of fractures and usually result from high-impact accidents. They often require surgical intervention.
Symptoms:
- Severe pain
- Inability to stand or walk
- Visible deformity or rotation of the leg
- Internal bleeding in severe cases
Diagnosis:
- X-ray imaging
- Assessment of blood circulation in the affected limb
Treatment:
- Surgical fixation using an intramedullary nail or metal plates
- Intensive physical therapy after surgery
When is surgery needed?
- Almost always, unless the patient is not medically fit for surgery
Frequently Asked Questions About Femur Fractures
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Yes, in most cases.
Recovery usually takes between 3 to 6 months.
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