Hip fractures - Basics

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TO VIEW PLEASE DOWNLOAD Risk factors, history, signs, X-ray appearances and classification of fractured neck of femur are all covered in this video podcast aimed at medical students and interns/foundation/core doctors in training. Next time you see someone on a trolley in the ER with a shortened externally rotated leg you'll know exactly what to do. Naomi Laskar and Pete Legg are trainees in Surgery in the East Midlands, UK

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