“…They can be treated by various methods including hip compression screw, percutaneous pinning, two or three parallel screws, or arthroplasty (Bhandari et al 2003, Rogmark andJohnell 2006)-or in rare cases, nonoperatively (Cserhati et al 1996). Femoral neck fractures are commonly classified as undisplaced or displaced , as it has been shown that the reliability of the original staging of the Garden (1961) and Pauwels (1935) classifications is low (Frandsen et al 1988, Pryor 1995, Thomsen et al 1996. The undisplaced fractures are thought to be inherently stable and are commonly believed to have good healing potential (Pryor 1995).…”