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Incidence of traumatic long-bone fractures requiring in-hospital management: A prospective age- and gender-specific analysis of 4890 fractures
Injury, 10/05/09

Meling T et al. – This prospectively collected study of long–bone fractures in a defined population recognises age– and gender–specific fracture patterns. Boys predominate in the younger age group for which treatment is basically conservative. In the senior population, women and operative treatment predominate.

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