Subtrochanteric fracture (31A3) - viva practice for FRCS & Orthopaedic exit exams

[@drmiro2010]

Great effort! جزاكم الله خيرا

[@drmiro2010]

However, there was an increased risk of secondary femur fracture with short cephalomedullary nails when compared to long nails that approached statistical significance.

[@aatifmahmood172]

the purists would say this is not a reverse oblique but a subtrochanteric fracture (A3.1)