Functional outcome of intertrochanteric fracture fixed with proximal femoral nail anti-rotation (PFNA2)

Introduction: Intertrochanteric fractures are the most common geriatric associated with osteoporosis requiring surgical intervention. For fixation of these fractures, use an intramedullary nail coupled a dynamic femoral head/neck stabilisation implant. Many classes nails incorporating single compression screw, extramedullary device, or screw anti-rotation like proximal have become famous for treating unstable fractures. In this study, we studied outcome PFNA2 devices. Material and Methods: This is prospective cohort study IT fragility fracture femur treated PFN A2. All successive patients diagnosed intertrochanteric Boyd Griffin type 2, 3 4 femur. Results: We found that average RUSH score at end 6 months was 23.8, functional outcomes were assessed HHS excellent in 20 cases, good fair 2. Complications varus angulation infection, one each. Conclusion: A2 has 1 year.