SURGICAL FIXING WITH CANNULATED SCREWS IN ADULT FEMUR NECK FRACTURES

Aim: Femoral neck fractures are common injuries in orthopedic practice and result significant morbidity mortality. They the intra-capsule area of proximal femur. usually occur elderly patient group. However, younger age groups could also experience femoral as a high-energy traumas. The aim present study was to compare with literature outcomes adult patients for whom surgical fixation performed after fracture using cannulated screws our clinic.Materials Methods: included between August 2010 2012. Fracture non-union, delayed union, avascular necrosis arthrosis were evaluated patients. Avascular evaluation Ficat Arlet classification. Functional Harris hip score.Results: average follow-up period 32 months (range: 24-48 months). Follow-ups indicated that 16 recovered without problems, walked double wand starting from about third month respect bone union status full achieved an six months. Non-union observed four classification showed had necrosis. time these be admitted surgery seven days. Five developed superficial wound infections. Antibiotic treatment care applied When based on score numerical rating chart, it found excellent obtained five patients, very good results eight moderate two poor one patient.Conclusion: type injury they mortality when treated inappropriately. In order reduce rate or other complications who underwent fractures, appropriate acceptable reduction should realized soon possible, stable achieved.