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Chapter13
Hipfractures
Guideline: NICE CG124 (Hip fracture: management):
https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/cg124/
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express
or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations
are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals
readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake
theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
Hip fractures commonly occur in the elderly population. The aetiology is often
multifactorial, with contributing factors including osteoporosis and frailty. Mortality
followinghipfractureisupto30%intheyearfollowingthefractureandup to50%do
notreturntotheirbaselineleveloffunctioning.
Diagnosis
History
Historyoffallintheelderly/severetrauma(roadtrafficaccident,high-impactfall)intheyoung
May be atraumatic in pathological fractures (secondary to primary bone tumour or metastatic
deposits)
Acutepaininthehipand/orgroinareaandmayhavereferredpaintotheknee
Associatedinabilitytoweightbearonaffectedside.
Examination
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Oninspection,affectedlegisshortened,abducted,andexternallyrotated
Tendernessonpalpationofthegreatertrochanterandbyrotationofthehipjoint
Assessneurovascularstatusoftheaffectedlimb
Perform an ABCDEexamination toidentify any causes leading tothefall andother injuries or
fractures
Screenforcognitiveimpairment/acuteconfusiononadmissionandregularlyreassessthepatient
fordelirium(seeChapter10)withAMTSandCAMorequivalent.
Investigations
Bedside
UrinalysisandBenceJonesprotein(ifpathologicalfractureissuspected)
ECGtoinvestigatethecauseofthefall(seeChapter12).
Bloods
FBC,U&E,coagulationprofile,groupandsave,vitaminD,TFT,calcium
Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) (in men) andserumelectrophoresis if a pathologicalfractureis
suspected
Creatinekinaseifhistoryoflonglie.
Imaging
Anteroposterior(AP)pelvis(Fig.13.1andTable13.1)andlateralhipradiographs
Obtainfull-lengthfemoralviewsifpathologicalfractureissuspected
ChestX-raytoinvestigatethecauseofthefall
Ifahipfractureissuspectedclinicallydespitenegativehipradiographsofanadequatestandard,
offer further imaging, e.g. MRI, or CT if MRI is not available within 24 hours or is
contraindicated.
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Table13.1Classificationofneckoffemurfractures
Classification Description
Intracapsular GardenI Non-displaced Impactedincompletefracture
GardenII Non-displacedcompletefracture
GardenIII Displaced Partiallydisplacedcompletefracture
GardenIV Fullydisplacedcompletefracture
Extracapsular Inter-trochantericfracture Fracturebetweenthetwotrochanters
Sub-trochantericfracture Fracture<5cmdistaltothelessertrochanter
Source:datafromTheJournalofBoneandJointSurgery.Vol.43-B,No.4,Low-anglefixationin
fracturesofthefemoralneck,R.S.Garden,1Nov1961.
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Fig.13.1AneckoffemurfractureseenonanAPX-rayofthelefthip.
CourtesyofTheNorfolkandNorwichUniversityHospitals(NNUH)RadiologyDept.
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Management
Multidisciplinarymanagement
Offerpatientsaformalhipfractureprogrammewhichincludes:
Orthogeriatricassessmentandcontinuedmultidisciplinaryreview
Earlyoptimizationforsurgery
Earlyidentificationofindividualgoalsforrehabilitation
Involvement of related services including mental health, falls prevention, bone health, primary
care,andsocialservices.
Acutemanagement
InitialmanagementshouldconsistofanABCDEapproachtostabilizethepatient
Assessandtreatpainimmediatelyonpresentation,30minutesafteranalgesiaisadministeredand
hourlythereafteruntilthepatientissettledontheward
Prescribe according to the World Health Organization (WHO) analgesia ladder, starting with
regular paracetamol, unless contraindicated. Opioids may also be required. NSAIDs are not
recommended
Considerafemoralnerveblockifparacetamolandopioidsdonotprovidesufficientanalgesia
Analgesia should be sufficient to allow small movements for imaging, nursing care, and
rehabilitation
Optimize comorbidities early to prevent delays to surgery such as anaemia, reversing
anticoagulation, dehydration, electrolyte disturbance, glycaemic control, decompensated heart
failure, cardiac arrhythmia or ischaemia, chest infection, or exacerbation of chronic chest
conditions.
Surgicalmanagement
Definitivemanagementissurgical(Table13.2).Thisshouldbedoneonthedayof,orthedayafter,
admission
Ifthepatienthasaparticularlycomplexorterminalillness,surgeryshouldstillbeconsideredasa
palliative measure to minimize pain. The multidisciplinary team (MDT) should consider the
patient’sprioritiesforrehabilitationandtheirwishesforend-of-lifecare.
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Table13.2Examplesofsurgicalmanagementofneckoffemurfractures
Fracture
type
Undisplaced
intracapsular
fractures
(GardenIand
II)
Displacedintracapsularfractures(GardenIII
andIV)
Extracapsular
Surgical
option
Internalfixation
withdynamichip
screwor
cannulatedhip
screws
Totalhipreplacementispreferredinpatients
whowereactive,mobilizingindependently,are
notcognitivelyimpaired,andaremedicallyfitfor
anaesthesiaandtheprocedure
Hemiarthroplastyisoftenrecommendedinthe
elderlywhodonotmeettheabove-listedcriteria
Trochantericfracturesaboveand
includingthelessertrochanter:
extramedullaryimplantssuchas
adynamichipscrew
Subtrochantericfracture:
intramedullarynailisusually
preferred
Source:datafromNICECG124.
Treatmentafterstabilization
Mobilization should be attempted on day 1 postoperatively and daily thereafter with regular
physiotherapyreview
Thromboprophylaxis
OngoingMDTapproachwithorthogeriatricinvolvement
Review bone protection including calcium and vitamin D supplements, bisphosphonates, and
considerationforDXAscanning
If fracture was due to a fall, measure postural blood pressure postoperatively and review
medicationsforiatrogeniccauses(seeChapter12)
Consider continued rehabilitationinthe community as partof earlysupporteddischarge or ina
communityhospitalorresidentialcareunit.
Specialconsiderations
Complicationsofhipsurgeryincludeinfection,bleeding,riskofthromboembolicevents,
avascularnecrosisoffemoralheadandleg-lengthdiscrepancy.Long-termcomplications
includejointdislocation,asepticloosening,andperiprostheticfracture.
Furtherreading
1.BaldwinA(ed)(2020).Proximalfemoralfractures.In:OxfordHandbookofClinicalSpecialties,11th
ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Available at:
https://doi.org/10.1093/med/9780198827191.003.0008
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2.BaldwinA(ed)(2020).Hipfracturesintheelderly.In:OxfordHandbookofClinicalSpecialties,11th
ed. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Available at:
https://doi.org/10.1093/med/9780198827191.003.0008
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Part3
Endocrinology
Adrenalinsufficiency
Diabeticketoacidosis
Hypercalemia
Hyperglycaemia
Hyperglycaemichyperosmolarsyndrome
Hyperthyroidism
Hypocalcaemia
Hypoglycaemia
Hyponatraemia
Hypothyroidism
Osteoporosis
Type1diabetesmellitus
Type2diabetesmellitusanddiabeticfootproblems
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Chapter14
Adrenalinsufficiency
Guideline: Society for Endocrinology Endocrine Emergency Guidance
(Emergency management of acute adrenal insufficiency (adrenal crisis) in
adultpatients):https://ec.bioscientifica.com/view/journals/ec/5/5/G1.xml
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express
or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations
are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals
readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake
theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
Chronic adrenal insufficiency may be primary (the adrenal gland is unable to produce
cortisol)orsecondary(thepituitaryglanddoesnotstimulatetheadrenalglandtoproduce
cortisol). The most common cause is iatrogenic secondary (sometimes called tertiary)
adrenalinsufficiency.SeeBox14.1foralistofcauses.
Acuteadrenalinsufficiencymaybetheconsequenceof amissed diagnosisofchronic
insufficiency. Alternatively, it may be due to abruptly stopping long-term steroid
medication, or it may result from an ↑ body requirement for cortisol without adequate
adjustmentofmedications,e.g.inacuteillnessorperioperatively.
Box14.1Causesofadrenalinsufficiency
Primary
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Autoimmune(Addison’sdisease)
Congenitaladrenalhyperplasia
Adrenalmalignancy
Depositswithintheadrenalgland,e.g.sarcoidosis,amyloidosis,haemochromatosis
Infection,e.g.TB
Bleedingwithintheadrenalglands,e.g.followingmeningococcalsepticaemia
Surgicalremovaloftheadrenalglands.
Secondary
Hypopituitarism, e.g. tumour compressing the pituitary gland, infection, hypophysitis
(particularly associated with checkpoint inhibitor treatment of malignancy, or postpartum),
trauma,apoplexy
Iatrogenic—followingdiscontinuationoflong-termsteroidtreatmentwherethedoseofsteroidis
equivalentto>5mgprednisolone/dayfor>4weeks.
Diagnosis
History
Chronicsymptoms
Thesymptomsofadrenalinsufficiencymaydevelopslowlyandarenon-specific.Typical
symptomsinclude:
Fatigue
Weightloss
Dizziness and postural collapse (more commonly in primary insufficiency because of
mineralocorticoiddeficiency,whichisnotseeninsecondaryinsufficiency)
Abdominalpain
Nauseaandvomiting
Fever
Confusion
Backandlegcramps
Tanned appearance and/or pigmentation of scars, buccal mucosa, and skin creases (if primary
adrenalfailure).
Ifapatienthasabdominalpainorisvomitingandthecauseisnotclear,consideradrenal
insufficiency.
Ask whether the patient has any autoimmune conditions, e.g. vitiligo, T1DM (see
Chapter21), or anyfamilyhistoryof theseconditions.Askaboutheadachesand visual
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