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Bilateral femoral neck fracture-related hyperparathyroidism.

Naci Ezirmik1, Kadri Yildiz1, Kenan Cadirci2.   

Abstract

Bilateral femoral neck fracture is not common as unilateral femoral fracture. Femoral neck fracture generally occurs by the high energized traumas. Traffic accidents and fallings are the most common reason for this fracture kind. But suddenly and minor traumatic fractures is not common. Especially, in the hormonal and pathogenic fractures is not common. In this case minor traumatic bilateral femoral fracture is presented. The fracture occurs in the background of critical medical condition by hyperparathyroidism. It can be said chronic hyperparathyroidism conditions must be determined for femoral neck fracture. Because these patients many times fell little disturbed by this fracture, diagnosis can be missed many times.

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Keywords:  Bilateral; Femoral neck fracture; Hyperparathyroidism

Year:  2011        PMID: 25610163      PMCID: PMC4261368          DOI: 10.5152/eajm.2011.13

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Eurasian J Med        ISSN: 1308-8734


  8 in total

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Authors:  R Gaulke
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Authors:  S Jonard; M Gauthier-Morgenstern; C Douillard; E Leteurtre; M Nocaudie; X Leroy; C Proye; X Marchandise; J L Wemeau; M C Vantyghem
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  8 in total

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