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из Глубокоуважаемые коллеги, Вчера обратился мужчина 31 г. Травма 2 месяца назад, лечился в одном из городов области. Был не самый тяжелый перелом таза, который проведен консервативно. С ним и связывали невозможность поднять ногу. Dear colleagues, A male 31 years old treated elsewhere after not severe pelvic fracture, was managed non operatively. So the injury looked as a reason of his inability to elevate the leg. However at the recent x-rays the neck fractire was found. The patient already has been walking with partial weight-bearing. Looking at the x-rays and the time since the injury, what is the optimal treatment for now? We discussed 1)leave as is, 2)2 cancellows screws as is, 3)valgus osteotomy. Total hip replacement looks unnecessary yet. What is your opinion? Which option from the listed or something else should be preferred and why? THX in advance.
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