The choice of locking plate in the treatment of peri -implant femoral fracture eight years after trans -trochanteric rotational osteotomy: A case report
Abstract:HighlightsWe report a peri-implant fracture after transtrochanteric rotational osteotomy.Preservation of the nutrient artery of the femoral head is important.The entry point of an anterograde nail would have been very close to the artery.A locking plate is preferable to ante-grade nailing to avoid damaging the artery.The operation resulted in satisfactory results without any complications.
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