September 10, 2025

Comparative outcomes of in-situ fixation and fixation after reduction in geriatric patients with severe valgus-impacted femoral neck fractures: a retrospective multicenter (TRON group) study.

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Retrospective study compares clinical outcomes of in situ fixation and fixation after reduction in geriatric patients, showing significant findings.

Fixation after reduction improved mobility scores and reduced pain in geriatric patients with fractured femoral necks.
Patients in the reduction group displayed significantly lower Numeric Rating Scale scores at follow-up, indicating less pain.
Geriatric patients undergoing reduction had better radiographic outcomes with shorter femoral neck shortening at final assessment.
Both groups achieved bone union, with avascular necrosis incidence being consistent across both fixation methods.

Nobori et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Retrospective study compares clinical outcomes of in situ fixation and fixation after reduction in geriatric patients, showing significant findings.

Fixation after reduction improved mobility scores and reduced pain in geriatric patients with fractured femoral necks.
Patients in the reduction group displayed significantly lower Numeric Rating Scale scores at follow-up, indicating less pain.
Geriatric patients undergoing reduction had better radiographic outcomes with shorter femoral neck shortening at final assessment.
Both groups achieved bone union, with avascular necrosis incidence being consistent across both fixation methods.

Nobori et al. (2025) studied this question.

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