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Avascular necrosis
88%
1591/1812
Hip instability
0%
9/1812
Malunion
8%
140/1812
Chondrolysis
2%
32/1812
Ipsilateral medial knee degenerative changes
34/1812
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Figure A shows a displaced femoral neck fracture. Avascular necrosis (AVN) and nonunion are the two most common complications after femoral neck fractures in the young adult. Dedrick et al found nonunion of the fracture site was observed in 20% and avascular necrosis in 36% of young patients with femoral neck fractures. In addition, they reported that of patients with subcapital fractures, 83% developed nonunion or avascular necrosis, compared to 21% with a more distal femoral neck fracture.
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