Commentary: Dynamic Hip Screw Fixation versus Multiple Screw Fixation for Intracapsular Hip Fracture

of fragility hip fracture also increases. By 2050, the incidence is predicted to be around 4.5 million.1 Treatment of intracapsular hip fractures depends on many factors including patient age, fracture pattern, degree of fracture displacement and comorbidities. For younger patients (<65 years of age), the femoral head should be preserved using an internal fixation method, either multiple screw fixation or dynamic hip screw (DHS), to avoid any long-term complication of arthroplasty.2 For elderly patients, both internal fixation methods are suitable for nondisplaced intracapsular hip fractures. Nonetheless, arthroplasty is preferable for displaced intracapsular hip fractures because of a lower reoperation rate and better functional outcome.3 In this issue, Jettoo et al.4 compared DHS fixation with multiple screw fixation for intracapsular hip Commentary: Dynamic hip screw fixation versus multiple screw fixation for intracapsular hip fracture