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Intraoperative Arthrographic Assessment of Ambiguous Neck of Femur Fractures in Patients With Chronic Kidney Disease.
Techniques in Orthopaedics : TIO 2018 December
The loss of bone mineral density caused by Chronic Kidney Disease can make the delineation of a patient's bony anatomy impossible during intra-operative fluoroscopy. This has the potential to increase the failure rate of implants used in the surgical treatment of neck of femur fractures due to sub-optimal placements. Intra-operative arthrograms add to the techniques available to a surgeon to achieve optimal implant placement without compromising the patient's renal function nor increasing the radiation dose exposure to the surgical team.
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