Part 8 · Accidents and Emergencies
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An 80‑year‑old woman slips at home and can't stand. Her leg is shortened and turned outward. The X‑ray shows a displaced subcapital femoral neck fracture with a broken Shenton's line. Because the head's blood supply is disrupted, she has a hemiarthroplasty (head replacement) the next day.
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