Impact analysis of prognostic factors of femoral neck fracture.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 Impact analysis of prognostic factors of femoral neck fracture [Abstract] Objective: A retrospective analysis of femoral neck fractures after internal fixation of hollow screw and femoral head necrosis and the factors related to the late collapse. Methods: from November 1994 to October 2003 among 230 cases of femoral hollow screw neck fracture treatment of cases, rank sum test methods were applied to the patient’s age, gender, fracture type, reset method, fracture reduction conditions, time from injury to surgery of 6 femoral head ischemic necrosis factor and statistical analysis, and Logistic regression obtained by the relevant order. Results: The effect of femoral head necrosis after femoral neck fracture and collapse of the relevant factors and the late order of degree of fracture displacement, the quality of fracture reduction, the time from injury to surgery, the reset mode. Conclusion: The degree of fracture displacement is the most critical factor affecting the prognosis; to factors beyond the control of doctors, quality of fracture reduction and the time from injury to surgery was significantly affect the prognosis; open reduction and patient age did not cause avascular necrosis increased. [Keywords:] Femoral neck fracture; ischemic necrosis; hollow compression screw; open reduction To explore the factors that influence the prognosis of femoral neck fracture, we November 1994 to October 2003 in our hospital and long-term follow-up of 230 patients with femoral neck fractures were studied retrospectively, all patients were confirmed by the cannulated screw fixation treatment, the degree of fracture displacement, fracture reduction quality, patient gender and age, fracture reduction method and timing of surgery and other factors and late avascular necrosis and collapse of the relationship was statistically analyzed, are as follows. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 Clinical data of 230 cases 132 cases of male and female 98