Changes in the management of femoral shaft fractures in polytrauma patients: From early total care to damage control orthopedic surgery

Nursing and Health Professions

• Patient 100%
• Orthopedic Surgery 93%
• Control 93%
• Fracture External Fixation 50%
• Complication 31%
• Incidence 31%
• Multiple Trauma 25%
• Intramedullary Nailing 25%
• Inpatient 25%
• Adult Respiratory Distress Syndrome 18%
• Time 18%
• Femur Shaft Fracture 18%
• Triage 12%
• Injury Severity 12%
• Multiple Organ Failure 12%
• Injury 12%
• Thorax Injury 12%
• Fracture Nonunion 12%
• Femur Fracture 12%
• Gender 12%
• Adult 12%
• Abdominal Injury 12%
• Infection 6%
• Clinical Outcome 6%
• Fracture 6%
• Disease Course 6%
• Plate Fixation 6%
• Emergency Medical Technician 6%
• Procedures 6%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Orthopedic Surgery 93%
• External Fixation 50%
• Complication 31%
• Incidence 31%
• Intramedullary Nailing 25%
• Polytrauma 25%
• Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome 18%
• Femur Shaft Fracture 18%
• Therapeutic Procedure 18%
• Abdominal Injury 12%
• Injury 12%
• Nonunion 12%
• Injury Severity 12%
• Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome 12%
• Thorax Injury 12%
• Femur Fracture 12%
• Care Group 12%
• Femur 12%
• Fracture 6%
• Awareness 6%
• Infection 6%
• Retrospective Cohort Study 6%
• Disease Course 6%
• Plate Fixation 6%
• Age 6%
• Organ 6%