7 years old girl who was hit by car and hit her left thigh. | Figure 1

7 years old girl who was hit by car and hit her left thigh. Radiograph shows fractured femur with displacement.

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No prior hip dislocation noted. Px is healthy and no known disease. Fell while hanging. Was advised 4-6 weeks none weight bearing.
Any advice on proper management of this case? Surgical vs conservative?](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/0e953013-5549-4d6e-b84f-05092daf2fbd)

Post-operative radiographs of the hip and left femur for a #pathologic #subtrochanteric fracture. The underlying pathology at surgical resection was a unicameral bone cyst (#UBC). If you look closely at the bone surrounding the fracture on initial presentation, there is a focal lucency and the cortex of the bone is subtly expanded. 🦴 Great discussion everyone!!](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/0ffdaee2-b4bd-4af9-b153-df7b316995b4)

child 3 years, car accident, no tissue injury. Treatment options ?](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/1a48faad-6512-46ea-b54e-f795947f53e0)

Fx 31A2. urgency rx seems a multfragmentary fx. After smooth traccion and internal rotation we can see an better prospect. ORIF with DHS](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/594a9044-9eb7-4836-889a-40416d5d4c23)

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