Femur Fractures

A femoral shaft fracture, also known as a broken thigh bone, are most often due to a high-energy collision. The most common cause of a femur fracture is an auto accident. Other common causes are being hit by a car, falls from heights, and gunshot wounds. A lower-force incident, such as a fall from standing, may cause a broken thigh bone in an older person who has weaker bones.

Symptoms of Femur Fractures

  • Immediate, severe pain
  • Not able to put weight on the injured leg
  • Visual deformation; shorter than the other lef and no longer straight.

To learn more about femoral shaft fractures, contact Dr. Jay Deimel to set up an appointment.

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