Editorial Comment on the Article by A.O. Farion et al.
 “Migration of a Kirschner Wire Into the Urinary Bladder: A Case Report”

The article Migration of a Kirschner Wire into the Bladder: Case Report describes rather rare but serious complication after osteosynthesis medial femoral neck fracture performed with wires, that is fatigue wire migration its proximal fragment bladder. It stated in commentary such complications do occur and results their successful treatment have been published modern scientific literature. author draws attention to tactical organizational aspects treating patients fractures related this case. pointed out there are standard replicable techniques for number localizations provide good clinical results. Proximal femur one these localizations, methods surgical described details current guidelines. Possible reasons long-term persistence pseudarthrosis also analyzed. Conclusions: when choosing method treatment, it necessary follow approved guidelines reduce risks nonunion fractures. Hip arthroplasty should be without delay cases osteosynthesis.