Why the study?
Does double-divergent fixation improve outcomes compared to single-nail or nail and graft fixation in displaced femoral neck fractures?
Does double-divergent fixation improve outcomes compared to single-nail or nail and graft fixation in displaced femoral neck fractures?
Double-divergent fixation using two Watson-Jones nails for displaced femoral neck fractures yields better results than single-nail fixation and prevents femoral neck collapse.
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Double-divergent fixation may offer advantages in displaced femoral neck fractures; leaves open superiority over single-nail techniques without controlled trials.
McQuillan et al. (1973) studied this question.
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