The diseases that cause pathological fractures are broadly divided into two categories, namely non-neoplastic and neoplastic diseases.The main non-neoplastic diseases include endocrine metabolic diseases, osteoporosis, osteogenesis imperfecta, and septic osteomyelitis.Neoplastic…
A pathological fracture is a lesion of the bone itself due to a primary or metastatic disease. Our normal bone is surrounded by dense bone cortex and cancellous bone, which…
Symptoms of a pathological fracture have the characteristics of a normal fracture, such as severe pain at the fracture site, local soft tissue swelling, and bruising and petechiae on the…
The prognosis of pathological fractures is closely related to the cause of the fracture; if the cause is osteoporosis, septic osteomyelitis, etc., the prognosis is generally better with timely and…