Evaluation of osteosynthesis with dual fibular bone grafting for neglected XXXX .

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BACKGROUND: @entity2249 in young adults is an unsolved problem and neglected @entity2249 presents more challenge to the orthopaedics surgeon if femoral head salvage is attempted. We reviewed the operative results of neglected @entity2249 in young adults with fixation with dual fibular bone grafting Purpose of study was evaluation of epidemiological, clinical, functional, rehabilitative outcome and complications in such @entity1 . METHODS: Twentyeight @entity1 in age group 18-50 years were operated having @entity2249 by dual fibular bone grafting in the Department of Orthopaedics, S.N. Medical College, Agra in (May 2005-February 2008) and divided into two groups. Group A: comprised of 8 @entity1 treated by dual fibular bone grafting alone and Group B: comprised of 18 @entity1 treated by dual fibular bone grafting with single cancellous hip screw. RESULTS: All the @entity1 of the present series were having neglected intracapsular @entity174 , neck femur which were treated by dual fibular bone grafting with or without cancellous hip screw fixation. Majority of the @entity1 had good to fair result according to Larson method with average time of union 16 weeks. All @entity1 had useful range of movement at hip. Satisfactory union was achieved in all @entity1 except two. CONCLUSION: Double bone grafting is a simple and cost effective modality of treatment for late @entity2249 with good results. It is a stable and biological method of fixation with preservation of natural femoral head with fewer complications.
