Early and Mid-Term Outcomes of Nonsurgical Management of Femoral Shaft Fractures with Associated Multiple Injuries in School-Age Children
Abstract:Objectives: Femoral shaft fractures associated with multiple injuries are commonly encountered in school-age children. Clinical outcomes of non-surgical management of pediatric femoral shaft frac- tures with high-energy multiple injuries are not well characterized. In this study, we evaluated the early and mid-term clinical outcomes of non-surgical management of pediatric femoral shaft frac- tures with high energy multiple injuries in our setting.
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