Complications following Treatment of Trochanteric Fractures with the Gamma3 Nail: Is the Latest Version of Gamma Nail Superior to Its Predecessor?
Figure 1
AP radiograph of a complex intersubtrochanteric fracture of femur, showing a broken long TGN at the junction of the nail with the lag screw (a). The nail was revised to DCS plate and the fracture healed at 4 months postoperatively (b).
