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Research uncovers the significance of compressive trabeculae in lag screw fixation for the elderly, suggesting optimal placement strategies.
For the elderly, the PCT is the main load-bearing structure between the femoral head and neck, and should be regarded as the target for lag screw fixation. Both the middle and lower PCT can provide ideal screw-tracts for lag screw fixation. In order to obtain the maximum anchoring strength, the upper positioned lag screw should be placed deep, while the lower positioned should be placed shallow.
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