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As the fractures of femoral head are rare, absolute recommendations for surgical management are difficult to make [1-3]. The choice of surgical approach and procedure was not settled. The majority of these injuries should be treated operatively. Surgical decision and reconstructive options are influenced by patient condition and fracture types [4]. Age of the patient, level of activity, bone quality, and associated comorbidities are important factors [5, 6]. Pipkin classification type II, III, and IV fractures indicated for open reduction and internal fixation in young, active patients [7], but Pipkin type I fractures with displaced fragment treated according to its size and position either excision or fixation (Fig 1) [8]. Figure1. Pipkin Classification of Fracture Head Femur Abstract

Safe Surgical Dislocation Approach for Open Reduction Internal Fixation of Femoral Head Fractures