Treatment of Vancouver B1 fractures—contemporary principles for the use of locking plates
Abstract A number of factors complicate the treatment of periprosthetic fractures of the proximal femur. These include bone quality, fixation of the stem, relation of the fracture to the stem, healing potential of the bone and the patient's future risk of another fall. Vancouver type B1 fractur...
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