A subcapital femoral neck fracture is a type of hip fracture that occurs just below the femoral head, within the neck of the femur. This injury is common in older adults, often resulting from falls or low-energy trauma, and may lead to complications such as avascular necrosis due to disrupted blood supply. Symptoms typically include hip pain, difficulty bearing weight, and limited range of motion. Treatment often involves surgical intervention, such as fixation or hip replacement, depending on the fracture's severity and the patient's overall health.
pain will start to decrease.
ICD-9-CM diagnosis code: 820.8
ICD-9-CM diagnosis code 733.96 = Stress fracture of femoral neck
I should add this injury was during active duty in Basic Training. The soldier is now in AIT and just had a bone scan that revealed the fracture.
Yes, the anesthesia for a closed treatment of femoral fracture needs a CPT code.
It's a fracture in the upper thigh bone, a crack running down both sides of it.
external rotation and shortening of the affected leg, pain on any movement, tenderness on palpation of anterior and lateral aspects of the affectedt hip, the greater trochanter is elevated on the affected side, inability to mobilise.
The medical term for a broken neck is cervical fracture. This is a break or fracture of any of the seven cervical vertebrae in the neck. Cervical fractures can and do cause paralysis.
Because it has narrow neck.
fracture in c2 c3 neck
crutches
Yes he did.