Titlebook: Geriatric Hip Fractures; A Practical Approach Nicholas C. Danford,Justin K. Greisberg,Marcella D Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Marco Konersmann,Michael Goedicketical fracture in a non-pathologic setting. With a growing geriatric population and advances in systemic therapies progressively increasing the life expectancy of those with metastatic cancer, the incidence of pathologic fractures continues to rise. All orthopedic surgeons must be familiar with the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-93038-5a medical history, physical examination for signs of conditions associated with bone loss, risk factor evaluation, and laboratory evaluation. Lifestyle interventions such as smoking cessation, limiting alcohol intake, resistance and balance exercises, and adequate calcium and vitamin D intake should

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Entwicklungsjahre und Studentenzeit,te, affecting our ability to recognize gaps in care and improve outcomes for hip fracture patients in LMICs. This chapter aims to present the current literature on geriatric hip fractures in LMICs and identify potential targets for future research and outreach.

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Pathologic Hip Fractures in the Geriatric Patient,tical fracture in a non-pathologic setting. With a growing geriatric population and advances in systemic therapies progressively increasing the life expectancy of those with metastatic cancer, the incidence of pathologic fractures continues to rise. All orthopedic surgeons must be familiar with the

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