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The epidemiology of adult distal femoral shaft fractures in a central London major trauma centre over five years

Khan et al., 2017

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Khan A
Tang Q
Spicer D
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The open orthopaedics journal

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Background: Distal femoral fractures account for 3-6% of adult femoral fractures and 0.4% of all fractures and are associated with significant morbidity and mortality rates. As countries develop inter-hospital trauma networks and adapt healthcare policy for an aging population …
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