Intrapelvic penetration of Olmed cervical hip fracture screws:A report of 7 cases

Adolphson, Per

doi:10.3109/17453679508995534

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“…The frequency of this complication was described by Adolphson (1995) who found intrapelvic migration of one or more hip fracture screws in 7 of 1,307 patients, approximately 0.5% of the cases. Migrated screws were removed surgically and none of the cases were fatal.…”

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Spontaneous and uncomplicated anal elimination of a hip pin—a case report

Wangen¹,

Hemstad²,

Jönsson³

et al. 2012

Acta Orthopaedica

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Spontaneous and uncomplicated anal elimination of a hip pin—a case report

Wangen¹,

Hemstad²,

Jönsson³

et al. 2012

Acta Orthopaedica

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Ernstige complicatie van gecannuleerde heupschroeven bij mediale collumfractuur: twee identieke gevallen

Zwan¹,

Zwart²

2009

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Intrapelvic Migration of a Kirschner Wire

Fong

Lin

Hsu

2005

Journal of the Chinese Medical Association

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Intrapelvic migration of a Kirschner wire, used in the treatment of hip fracture, is rare. We report a case of intrapelvic migration of a Kirschner wire 10 years after its placement. Even though the patient was asymptomatic, we proceeded to remove the migrated wire using laparoscopic techniques. Given the increasing number of hip operations being performed, and given that intrapelvic foreign bodies can result in serious or fatal complications, it is important to keep this problem in mind in patients who have had previous hip surgery.

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Intrapelvic penetration of Olmed cervical hip fracture screws:A report of 7 cases

Cited by 6 publications

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Spontaneous and uncomplicated anal elimination of a hip pin—a case report

Spontaneous and uncomplicated anal elimination of a hip pin—a case report

Ernstige complicatie van gecannuleerde heupschroeven bij mediale collumfractuur: twee identieke gevallen

Intrapelvic Migration of a Kirschner Wire

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