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Femoral neck fractures: Why this part of the hip is so hard to treat

News - public release Created on 05 Nov 2026 Yale University

The narrow top of the thigh bone is one of the most common places for a hip fracture. Yale Medicine orthopedic surgeon Daniel Wiznia explains why these breaks can be difficult to heal and how surgeons decide on treatment.

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