Table 1.

The 29 patients and the characteristics of the fractures studied

Name	Sex	Age	Trauma mechanism	Classification	Treatment	Fixation method	Coxa Vara	ANISO	Necrosis	Follow up	Surgery	Result
MAJ	F	5+6	Fall from height	II	ORIF	CS + KW				5	+	G
CFA	M	10	Run over	II	PFPC		+			3	-	R
CJG	M	12	Run over	II	ORIF	CS				4	+	G
CSC	F	14	Run over	II	PFPC				I	2	+	P
MMS	F	7	Fall from height	II	ORIF	CS				7+6	+	G
ECM	F	11+4	Run over	II	ORIF	CS				5	+	G
RJG	M	6+2	Run over	II	ORIF	CS	+	+		3+6	+	R
WPD	M	7+6	Run over	II	ORIF	CS				3+6	+	P
FSB	M	6+9	Bicycle accident	II	ORIF	CS				4	+	G
RLO	F	7+6	Run over	III	PFPC	CS	+			3	-	R
DAS	M	7	Fall from height	II	ORIF	CS				8	+	G
SS	M	14	Convulsive crisis	IV	ORIF	CS + KW				7+6	-	G
GTS	F	0+6	Convulsive crisis	I	PFPC		+		+	2	-	M
IMC	F	5+9	Fall from height	II	PFPC					3+6	+	G
IR	M	12+11	Fall from height	II	ORIF	CS			+	3+6	-	R
WLS	M	12	Run over	II	ORIF	CS				3	-	G
RRP	M	8	Fall from height	II	ORIF	CS				2	-	G
MAS	F	5	Fall from height	II	ORIF	CS				2	+	G
JCS	M	7	Fall from height	III	ORIF	CS	+	+		2+1	-	R
MMS	M	5	Fall from height	III	ORIF	CS				2	+	G
THBS	M	14	Run over	III	ORIF	CS				3	-	G
CFS	M	14	Bicycle accident	II	ORIF	CS				2	+	G
AAR	F	14	Run over	I	ORIF	KW			+	2	+	R
DS	M	5	Fall from height	IV	ORIF	CS	+	+		4	-	G
VBSO	M	6	Fall from height	III	ORIF	CS				5	+	G
SOS	F	12	Run over	IV	ORIF	Plate + screw				5	-	R
RS	M	7	Run over	II	ORIF	CS	+	+		2	-	G
LRFS	F	8	Bicycle accident	II	ORIF	CS		+	+	2	-	P
JSC	M	7	Run over	II	PFPC	CS	+	+		6+2	-	R

Source: Data gathered from 29 patients with proximal extremity fractures of the femur.