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Does the timing of presentation of neck of femur fractures affect the outcome of surgical intervention
European Journal of Emergency Medicine, 06/12/2012

Khan SK et al. – This study showed that the time of presentation to the emergency department (ED) could influence surgical delay. However, there was no direct relationship between surgical delay and 90–day mortality.

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Does the timing of presentation of neck of femur fractures affect the outcome of surgical intervention European Journal of Emergency Medicine, 06/12/2012

Does the timing of presentation of neck of femur fractures affect the outcome of surgical intervention
European Journal of Emergency Medicine, 06/12/2012