Case report of LCP pediatric hip osteosynthesis of a proximal femoral fracture in a child with marble bone disease

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We present a case report demonstrating the experience of the department of pediatric orthopaedics of the University Orthopedic Hospital at Sofia Medical University in the treatment of an intertrochanteric proximal femoral fracture in a child with osteopetrosis. We performed open fracture reduction with stable 120° LCP (Locking Compression Plate) Pediatric hip osteosynthesis. Fracture consolidation and ability to walk without crutches was achieved in a half a year. The presented case is the first for Bulgaria. There are still no publications in the world literature on application of such osteosynthesis in marble bone disease. © Venelin A. Alexievl.

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Georgiev, H., & Alexiev, V. A. (2013). Case report of LCP pediatric hip osteosynthesis of a proximal femoral fracture in a child with marble bone disease. Pan African Medical Journal, 15. https://doi.org/10.11604/pamj.2013.15.66.2637

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