The timing of reduction and stabilisation
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The timing of reduction and stabilisation of the acute, unstable, slipped upper femoral epiphysis
We reviewed the management of 100 cases of slipped upper femoral epiphysis treated over a period of 26 years. A total of 14 slips was identified as unstable on admission. These underwent reduction and stabilisation within 24 hours of the onset of severe symptoms. Of the 86 stable slips four ... September 1, 2001; Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery
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