I: incomplete/valgus impacted; II: complete, nondisplaced. III: complete, partially displaced (varus); IV: complete, fully displaced. I–II stable → fixation; III–IV unstable → arthroplasty in elderly (high AVN/nonunion).
Which of the following statements is true regarding Garden Classification Grade I femoral neck fractures?
What is the management of choice for a Garden Classification Grade II femoral neck fracture in an elderly patient?
In the context of the Garden Classification, which grade indicates a complete, fully displaced femoral neck fracture?
What defines the trabecular alignment in a Garden Classification Grade III femoral neck fracture?
What is the approximate avascular necrosis risk associated with Garden Classification Grade I femoral neck fractures?
What radiological feature is crucial for assessing displacement in femoral neck fractures according to the Garden Classification?
In which of the following scenarios would you likely choose arthroplasty over internal fixation for a femoral neck fracture?
What is the management recommendation for a young patient (
Which Garden Classification grade is characterized by the femoral head remaining in anatomical position despite a complete fracture?
What is the primary goal of surgical intervention in Garden Classification Grade I and II fractures?
