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Abstract
Femoral neck fractures in young adults are uncommon. They usually occur as a result of high-energy trauma and patients often have associated injuries..
In this study, thirty patients with fracture neck femur (Between july 2013 and February 2014), and four of them died befor end of follow up and All cases were treated, using with D.H.S.
The HSS-Score used to evaluate the results clinically and radiological showed nine cases (38.5%)excellent, six cases (27%) good.
All cases were followes for at least six months from time of surgery
In summary,DHS the suitable solution for neck femur in young patients however it may had some complications like osteonecrosis of the femoral head and nonunion which were the two most common and challenging complications. Initial fracture displacement and disruption of the femoral head blood flow are contributing factors that are out of the surgeon’s control
However, there are multiple other factors under the surgeon’s control that can minimize and prevent these complications. The key factors in treating femoral neck fractures should include early diagnosis, early surgery, anatomic reduction, capsular decompression and stable internal fixation.