External Fixators are a common technique used to treat a variety of issues related to bones,
predominantly due to its non-intrusive nature and versatility in terms of form and materials …

In physiologically young patients with displaced femoral neck fractures, surgical treatment is
aimed at achieving fracture union while preserving native hip anatomy and biomechanics …

Background Recently, two novel concepts for intramedullary nailing of trochanteric fractures
using a helical blade or interlocking dual screws have demonstrated advantages as …

Aims The aim of this study was to explore why some calcar screws are malpositioned when
a proximal humeral fracture is treated by internal fixation with a locking plate, and to identify …

Background and Objectives: Intramedullary nailing of trochanteric fractures can be
challenging and sometimes the clinical situation does not allow perfect implant positioning …

Objectives To compare the biomechanical performance of proximal femoral nail anti‐rotation
(PFNA), the “upside‐down” less invasive plating system (LISS), and proximal femoral …

Background The design of an external fixator with the optimal biomechanical function and
the lowest profile has been highly pursued, as fracture healing is dependent on the stability …

Background Distal femoral fractures are commonly treated with lateral straight plates.
However, the lateral approach may not always be desirable, and 180°-helical plates may be …

Abstract Purpose This study aimed:(1) to determine the probability of and the amount of time
needed to achieve fracture healing in children with displaced femoral neck fractures (FNFs) …

Background The treatment of the reverse oblique osteoporotic femur fractures is still
problematic and can be complicated especially that are accompanied by a fragmented …