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Anatomy,cartilage, is characterized by a relatively dense meshwork of trabecular bone that facilitates the absorption and distribution of weight-bearing stresses to the dense cortical bone of the femoral neck and proximal femur. The size of the femoral head varies more or less in proportion to body mass, ra

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Diagnosis,f the fracture. Displaced fractures are clearly symptomatic; such patients usually cannot stand, much less ambulate. On the other hand, there are patients with nondisplaced or impacted fractures who may be ambulatory and experience minimal pain, as well as cases in which patients complain of thigh o

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Intertrochanteric Fractures,e characterized as . (Figure 6.1). The cancellous bone in this intertrochanteric region is well vascularized. Therefore, one rarely encounters the problems of nonunion and osteonecrosis that can complicate intracapsular fractures.