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Fjola Johannesdottir, PhD; Jimmie E. Roberts, PhD; Douglas P. Kiel, MD, MPH; Joy N. Tsai, MD
Hip fractures are a major health concern, affecting millions worldwide and leading to high mortality rates, particularly among older adults. The review categorizes hip fractures into intracapsular and extracapsular types, detailing their incidence and associated risk factors such as age and bone density. It discusses surgical interventions and the importance of rehabilitation, including physical therapy and fall prevention strategies, to improve patient outcomes post-fracture.
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