Injury

DATA TAKE FOR THE WORK. DATA FOR OUR HOSPITAL

Original data for the study entitled "Configuration of short- and long-threaded cannulated screws in proximal femoral plating decreases varus collapse of femoral neck fractures: A retrospective cohort study".

Biomechanical analysis of axial loading of short intramedullary nails within a non-cadaveric biomechanical specimen

Raw data for the article entitled "Hybrid locked medial plating in dual plate fixation optimizes the healing of comminuted distal femur fractures: A retrospective cohort study".

data for study "Pre-injury use of antiplatelet and anticoagulations therapy are associated with increased mortality in a cohort of 1038 Hip Fracture patients

The morphology of ligamentous sacroiliac lesions - challenge to the antero-posterior compression pelvic injury mechanism

This .csv file contains participant ID numbers, participant age, BMI, comminution, treatment modality (external fixation vs. intramedullary nailing), coronal and sagittal angulation at follow-up time points, and categorization about whether or not alignment was lost.

Biochemical results of drainage fluid and serum samples of patients with hemiarthroplasty surgery.

the data of patients

In the current study, we retrospectively analyzed 51 cases of Pauwels type-3 femoral neck fractures treated either by parallel screws augmented with medial buttress plate (CMBP) (without fixing the femoral head) or lateral compression plate (LCP). The results indicated that the two fixation constructs yielded favorable functional outcomes (good-to-excellent Harris hip score: 95.2%(22/23) and 89.3%(25/28)) though 32.1% of cases in the LCP group developed femoral neck shortening. Thus, we emphasized the notion “dynamic limited axial compression”, which was effective to improve the functional outcome of patients with Pauwels type-3 femoral neck fractures and offered clues for designing novel fixation constructs.