Titlebook: Surgery of the Hip Joint; Volume 1 Raymond G. Tronzo (Chief, Orthopaedic Surgery) Book 1984Latest edition Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 19

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Trauma, Hip Development, and Vascularity, it is important to remember there are significant, constantly changing anatomical, physiological, and biomechanical differences compared to the adult.. Such changes result in different fracture patterns, modalities of therapy, and predispositions to complications in each age group. The areas of ma

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Anteversion of the Femurious times, they may have identical meaning or may refer to different degrees of torsional relationships. In this chapter, the term “anteversion of the femur” will be used exclusively to describe in degrees the anterior position of the head—neck axis with respect to the bicondylar axis of the distal

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