[Comparative results of compression and non-compression operation methods following medial XXXX ].

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This is a personal clinical and radiological follow-up of 65 @entity1 with @entity2249 who were treated in 1973 to 1984 at our hospital. 30 @entity1 were operated by nailing according to Smith-Petersen and in 35 @entity1 osteosynthesis was performed by means of three or four lag screws. A comparative study between these two methods was done. The two main complications of @entity2249 , a vascular @entity39 and @entity1516 , were of special interest. The mean follow-up time was 7.2 years with the @entity174 fixed by nailing and 4.1 years, with the @entity174 operated by lag screws. Out of the 65 @entity1 the total rate of femoral head necroses was 21.5% and 10.7% of @entity1516 . In the @entity174 treated by the nailing method the rate of @entity39 was 23.3% and the rate of @entity1516 13.3%. In the @entity174 operated by lag screws the incidence of @entity39 was 20% and 8.5% by @entity1516 . @entity174 was primarily responsible for the development of @entity39 , but we could see also a relation between @entity39 and the inclination of the @entity174 line. Fractures of the type PIII/GIII/IV are those with the highest rate of @entity2530 . Furthermore, the development of both, @entity39 and @entity1516 , is strongly influenced by incomplete reduction.
