Intertrochanteric hip fractures in older adults are often associated with severe pain, and inadequate preoperative analgesia increases the risk of delirium, immobility, and mortality. Although skin traction (ST) is widely used for temporary stabilization, its analgesic effectiveness remains poorly supported, and it m...
Sanzhar Artykbay, S. Tantavisut, C. Amarase et al.· Scientific Reports· 0 citations
Background: Intertrochanteric femoral fractures in elderly patients are linked to impaired mobility, increased fall risk, and high mortality. Early surgical intervention within 48 hours is recommended to reduce complications, but its effect on gait and balance is unclear. This study evaluated the impact of early versus...
Parinthorn Triamsasithorn, C. Amarase, Napol Ratanasermsub et al.· JAAOS: Global Research & Rev...· 0 citations
ICOR was not a significant predictor of fracture healing or fixation stability in intertrochanteric fracture treatment using proximal femoral nail anti-rotation surgery, and in uncertain cases regarding nail size, using a smaller nail was not linked to inferior radiographic or fixation-related outcomes.
S. Tantavisut, C. Amarase, Napol Rattanasermsub et al.· HIP International· 0 citations
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