The vertical hip fracture – a treatment challenge. A cohort study with an up to 9 year follow-up of 137 consecutive hips treated with sliding hip screw and antirotation screw

Enocson, Anders; Lapidus, Lasse J

doi:10.1186/1471-2474-13-171

Table 2 Patients with reoperations (n = 24)

From: The vertical hip fracture – a treatment challenge. A cohort study with an up to 9 year follow-up of 137 consecutive hips treated with sliding hip screw and antirotation screw

Patient	Age	Gender	Fracture type	Primary implant	Indication for reoperation	Reoperation	Time to reoperation	History
1	87	Female	Pauwels 3	2 SHS + ARS	Cut out	Girdlestone	11 months	No further operations
2	86	Male	Basicervical	2 SHS + ARS	Cut out	Bipolar HA	2 weeks	Deep infection of HA
3	87	Female	Basicervical	2 SHS + ARS	Cut out	Girdlestone	1 month	No further operations
4	88	Female	Pauwels 3	2 SHS + ARS	Cut out	Unipolar HA	6 months	No further operations
5	86	Female	Pauwels 3	2 SHS + ARS	Cut out	THA	3.5 months	No further operations
6	79	Female	Basicervical	2 SHS + ARS	Cut out	THA	15 months	No further operations
7	43	Female	Basicervical	2 SHS + ARS	Lateral pain	Extraction all	1.5 years	No further operations
8	67	Female	Pauwels 3	2 SHS + ARS	Lateral pain	Extraction ARS	3 years	No further operations
9	36	Male	Pauwels 3	2 SHS + ARS	Lateral pain	Extraction all	3 years	No further operations
10	70	Female	Basicervical	2 SHS + ARS	Lateral pain	Exchange to shorter screws	4 months	Reoperation with IM nail due to trochanteric fracture 19 months after exchange
11	55	Female	Pauwels 3	2 SHS + ARS	Lateral pain	Extraction all	2 years	THA due to avascular necrosis 8 months after extraction
12	93	Male	Basicervical	2 SHS + ARS	Non-union	Unipolar HA	7 months	No further operations
13	63	Male	Pauwels 3	2 SHS + ARS	Non-union	THA	10 months	Plate fixation of periprosthetic fracture of THA after 4 years
14	68	Male	Pauwels 3	2 SHS + ARS	Non-union	Bipolar HA	1 month	Revision to THA due to a periprosthetic fracture of HA after 6 years
15	61	Female	Basicervical	2 SHS + ARS	Non-union	THA	4 months	No further operations
16	73	Male	Basicervical	2 SHS + ARS	Penetration of ARS	Extr of ARS	2 days	Girdlestone performed 8 months later due to non-union
17	75	Female	Basicervical	2 SHS + ARS	Penetration of ARS	Exchange to shorter ARS	4 days	No further operations
18	85	Male	Basicervical	2 SHS + ARS	Penetration of ARS	Exchange to shorter ARS	5 days	No further operations
19	93	Female	Basicervical	2 SHS + ARS	Deep infection	Extraction all	1 year	No further operations
20	70	Male	Basicervical	2 SHS + ARS	Deep infection	Girdlestone	2 years	No further operations
21	65	Male	Pauwels 3	2 SHS + ARS	Avascular necrosis	THA	1.5 years	Deep infection after THA
22	90	Female	Basicervical	4 SHS + ARS	Avascular necrosis	THA	10 months	No further operations
23	59	Male	Basicervical	2 SHS + ARS	Subtrochanteric fracture	IM nail	24 days	No further operations
24	81	Male	Basicervical	2 SHS + ARS	Post traumatic OA	THA	6 months	No further operations

2 SHS = 2-hole plate sliding hip screw.
4 SHS = 4-hole plate sliding hip screw.
ARS = anti rotation screw.
OA = osteoarthritis.
HA = hemiarthroplasty.
THA = total hip arthroplasty.
IM = intramedullary.

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