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Correspondence to Author: Baoudi M, 

Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy, Department of Traumatology & Orthopeadic Surgery, Oujda, Morocco.

Introduction: Approximately three hundred,000 hip fractures occur annually within the us with leg bone neck fractures account for five hundredth of all hip fractures [1-3]. Nondisplaced or valgus wedged leg bone neck fractures, classified as Garden I and II, account for 2 hundredth of all leg bone neck fractures [4,5]. The goal of operation is to supply a sturdy construct that permits for early walk. Closed Reduction and transdermic promise (CRPP) with will nulated screws is that the typical treatment for non- displaced or valgus wedged leg bone neck fractures [6,7]. The treatment for displaced leg bone neck fractures is sometimes Hemiarthroplasty (HA), though within the high functioning patients, total hip surgery ends up in higher perform and a lot of foreseeable pain relief [8]. If the patient cannot tolerate associate degree open procedure, CRPP has been incontestible to indicate sensible results [9]. Advances in cancer treatment has raised 5-year overall survival for the foremost common cancers up to sixty six [10]. in addition, estimates for the amount of individuals living with bony metastases have raised to four hundred,000 [10]. In patients with pathologic process malignant neoplastic disease, the pelvis and proximal femoris area unit the foremost common location of bony lesions. As a result, the incidence of hip fractures in patients presenting with a history of cancer is anticipated to extend, whether or not the fracture is directly associated with their cancer or not. freelance of the underlying explanation for the fracture, the goals of fixation area unit similar: early weight bearing, limit incapacity, decrease surgical morbidity, and minimize hospital length of keep.

Keywords:   : Femoral neck fractures • Closed reduction • Hip hemiarthroplas- ty • pathologic process cancer • Pathologic fracture.

Citation:

Baoudi M. Are Closed Reduction and Percutaneous Pinning Enough in Oncology Patients with Non-Pathologic Fractures? Journal of Blood 2024.