Systematic review and meta-analysis on radiographic hip morphometry and fracture patterns
Hip bone shape predicts fracture type in older patients
This systematic review with meta-analysis synthesized data from 4184 patients with unilateral proximal femoral fractures. It found specific …
Simple hip bone measurements from standard X-rays can help predict fracture patterns in elderly patients. This analysis of 4,184 cases shows…
3D printing-assisted one-stage THA with fixation for DDH and ipsilateral intertrochanteric fracture
3D Print Helps Fix Broken Hip in Complex Case
This single-patient case report describes a 57-year-old female with Hartofilakidis type II developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) and an a…
A 3D-printed model helped a surgeon fix a complex broken hip and replace the joint in one surgery for a patient with a rare condition.
Research across Hip Fracture
Related studies from across the Hip Fracture family.
Multidimensional biomarkers of nutritional, inflammatory, and metabolic status identify risk in geriatric hip fracture patients
Blood tests predict hip fracture surgery risks
This meta-analysis of 28,605 elderly patients with hip fractures identifies several multidimensional biomarkers associated with short-term a…
Simple blood tests may flag elderly hip fracture patients at higher risk for complications after surgery, a new analysis finds.
Nutrition-related laboratory biomarkers provide risk stratification for geriatric patients with hip fractures
Nutrition markers may help predict recovery after hip fractures
This narrative review synthesizes the role of nutrition-related laboratory indicators, such as serum albumin and prealbumin, in predicting o…
Up to 46% of elderly patients with hip fractures suffer from malnutrition, which can impact their recovery and long-term health outcomes.
Specific muscle weaknesses following hip fractures correlate with persistent gait impairments and instability
Muscle Weakness Linked to Walking Problems After Hip Fractures
This narrative review synthesizes evidence regarding the relationship between post-hip fracture muscle atrophy and functional mobility in ol…
Specific muscle weaknesses after hip fractures are linked to walking difficulties and instability, highlighting the need for targeted rehabi…
Cemented hip stems reduce mortality and periprosthetic fractures in elderly femoral neck fracture patients
Cemented Fixation Reduces Mortality for Femoral Neck Fractures
A meta-analysis of randomized trials compared cemented versus uncemented femoral stem fixation in elderly patients with displaced femoral ne…
A meta-analysis of over 3,700 patients suggests that cemented hip implants may lower mortality and fracture risks after a broken femur.
Predictive models for postoperative infection risk in hip fractures show AUC of 0.699 to 0.946
Predictive Models Help Identify Risk of Infection After Hip Surgery
This meta-analysis of 17 articles covering 21 predictive models evaluated the performance of tools identifying postoperative infection risk …
New data shows that specific risk factors like diabetes and age can help predict if a patient will develop an infection after hip surgery.
Preoperative tranexamic acid did not reduce transfusion rates in geriatric patients with hip fractures
Trial shows tranexamic acid does not reduce hip fracture transfusions
This randomized controlled trial of 283 geriatric patients with hip fractures found no significant difference in postoperative transfusion b…
A new trial of 283 patients found that the drug tranexamic acid did not reduce the need for blood transfusions after hip fracture surgery.
Ferroptosis and lipid metabolism dysregulation drive inflammatory responses in elderly patients with hip fractures
New Research Identifies Molecular Drivers in Hip Fracture Recovery
This systematic review synthesizes the role of ferroptosis, lipid metabolism, and genetic regulation in elderly patients with hip fractures.…
Researchers have identified how cell death and lipid metabolism impact recovery for elderly patients with hip fractures and bone tumors.
Discharge planning services improve self-care capacity and functional recovery in patients with hip fractures
Discharge planning services help patients recover from hip fractures
This meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials involving 861 patients found that discharge planning services (DPS) significantly improve…
Specialized discharge planning can improve self-care, physical function, and lower complication rates for people recovering from a broken hi…
Postoperative delirium linked to greater cognitive decline one year after hip fracture repair in older adults
Postoperative delirium linked to worse thinking one year after hip fracture repair
This secondary analysis of a randomized clinical trial examined older adults with hip fracture repair. Participants with postoperative delir…
Older adults with hip fractures who developed postoperative delirium showed greater cognitive decline one year later compared to those witho…
Systematic review links slower Timed Up-and-Go test to higher fracture risk in older adults
Slower movement test results linked to higher chance of breaking bones in older adults
This systematic review and meta-analysis examines the association between Timed Up-and-Go (TUG) test performance and fracture risk in older …
A large review found that older people who take longer to stand up and walk have a higher risk of hip and other bone breaks. This simple tes…
Narrative review discusses postoperative care strategies for older adults with hip fracture and cognitive impairment
New care plans help seniors with memory loss recover from broken hips
This narrative review examines postoperative care management strategies for older adults with hip fracture and cognitive impairment.
New care plans help seniors with memory loss recover from broken hips by reducing confusion and speeding up movement after surgery.
MMPro-HIP Model Improves Hip Fracture Risk Prediction Accuracy Compared to Global Machine Learning Model
Smart System Helps Doctors Spot Hip Fracture Risks Early
This retrospective cohort study analyzed 1,287 elderly clinical records from Beijing Jishuitan Hospital.
A new artificial intelligence model predicts hip fracture risk in older adults even when doctors lack complete medical records.