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What's covered:
  1. Definition — what a femur fracture is, its clinical significance
  2. Anatomy — the 6 anatomical regions of the femur with a labeled diagram
  3. Epidemiology & Mechanism — bimodal age distribution, force-pattern relationship
  4. Classification — all major systems:
    • Garden Classification (neck fractures) with diagram
    • Pauwels Classification (neck angle)
    • AO/OTA Classification (intertrochanteric, shaft, distal)
    • Winquist–Hansen Classification (shaft comminution)
    • Seinsheimer (subtrochanteric)
    • Vancouver (periprosthetic)
  5. Signs & Symptoms — both local (deformity, shortening, external rotation, crepitus) and systemic (hemorrhagic shock, fat embolism)
  6. Investigations — X-ray (AP + lateral), CT, MRI (for occult fractures), bloods, crossmatch
  7. Treatment — emergency management, non-operative, and operative by region (DHS, CMN, IMN, arthroplasty, locking plates) with intraoperative fluoroscopy images
  8. Complications — early (shock, fat embolism, compartment syndrome) and late (AVN, non-union, malunion, arthritis)
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