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Original Article

Post-Fracture Changes of the Femur Cortex

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Pages 862-864 | Published online: 08 Jul 2009
 

Abstract

Roentgenograms of the femora were obtained in 21 patients who on average 10 years earlier had sustained a fracture of the shaft of one tibia. On the fracture side a slightly uneven “spotted” appearance could be detected in most patients. Also, the marrow canal was about 10 per cent wider in the femora of the fractured limb - this widening was unrelated to the time factor, indicating a permanent loss of endosteal bone.

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