Functional outcome of displaced femoral neck fractures in young patients treated by dynamic hip screw with CC screws

Background: Although femoral neck fractures are common in elderly individuals, it is an uncommon occurrence young patients. It crucial to achieve anatomical reduction as well stable fixation so avoid complications individuals who expected have considerable functional demand post-surgical period. Dynamic hip screws commonly used for internal of these fractures. satisfactory outcomes been reported the patients treated by DHS, such malunion and osteonecrosis remain area concern. Aims Objectives: The aims study were outcome with DHS CC screws. Materials Methods: This was a prospective cohort which 80 adults (below age 45 years) having 2CC included this on basis predefined inclusion exclusion criteria. Gender distribution, nature injury, type fracture, outcome, studied cases. Open done using dynamic screw. assessed modified Harris score. All non-union, malunion, osteonecrosis. Statistical analysis SSPS 21.0 software P<0.05 taken statistically significant. Results: Out cases fractures, there 54 (67.50%) males 26 (32.50%) females M: F ratio 1:0.48. mean male female found be 38.37±4.62 38.80±4.97 years, respectively. most frequent cause fracture fall from height (48 cases) followed road traffic accident (31 cases). Forty-six had complete partial displacement (Type III) remaining 34 total IV). Associated injuries seen 9 (11.25%) Nine avascular necrosis head our study. Surgery more than 48 h after injury associated increased risk (P<0.05). Conclusion: Femoral excellent results majority can minimized decreased time duration between surgical intervention.