3. History
• PI : ผู้ป่วยให้ประวัติว่าลื่นล้มเอง ก้นกระแทกพื้น ไม่มีศีรษะกระแทกพื้น ไม่สลบ จา
เหตุการณ์ได้ เจ็บสะโพกข้างซ้าย หลังล้มเดินไม่ได้
• U/D DM, HT, DLP, CKD stage4
4. Physical examination
• v/s : BP153/70mmHg, PR 64/min, RR 20/min
• ABC – Pass
• GA : A Thai elderly woman, alert, good consciousness
• Lung : normal breath sound equal both lungs
• CVS : normal S1S2, no murmur
• Abdomen : soft, not tender, no guarding
• Extremities : Lt shortening leg (90, 93 cm), external rotation,
tender at proximal thigh, limit hip motion due to pain
other joints full ROM, Lt. PTA&DPA 2+
5. DDx
• Fracture of neck femur
• Fracture of intertrochanter
• Fracture of subtrochanter
• Fracture of femoral shaft
• Hip dislocation
14. Cause of fracture
• Elderly : Fall from height (osteoporosis)
• Teenage : Pathologic fracture
15. Sign and symptom
• Pain at medial to greater trochanter (proximal thigh)
• Deformity – external rotation
• Shortening leg
• Pain on active and passive movement
16.
17. Evan classification
• Stable
o intact posteromedial cortex
• Unstable
o comminution of the posteromedial cortex
o fractures with a large posteromedial fragment : lesser trochanter
o Reverse oblique : oblique fracture line extending from medial cortex both laterally and
distally
18. Treatment
• Non operative care
o Skin traction
o nonweightbearing with early out of bed to chair
o 12-16 weeks until bone union
o indications
• nonambulatory patients
• patients at high risk for perioperative mortality
o outcomes
• high rates of pneumonia, urinary tract infections, decubiti, and DVT