Understanding Hip Fractures and Hip Surgery

This video contains a visual explanation of the causes of hip fractures, aimed at helping students of medicine and healthcare professionals prepare for exams.

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[amyhebert]

Thank you for all this information. I broke both hips 6 years ago. They didn’t do surgery because I was not expected to survive. I spent a while in a coma. By time I came to I was all healed up. About to finally go get this looked at again. Lying in bed is the worst! One side healed back a little short. So one leg is a tiny bit shorter than the other.

[cmsc]

I ve been looking for lectures to enlighten me which type of surgery for each long bone fracture. I am delighted to see this lecture so conscise yet informative!!! Brilliant!

[samanthateal]

So grateful that you made this video it is so helpful when I'm stuck in a long drive and I have to learn all the skeletal bones. I would love to listen and watch more of these videos in every category if you keep making them you would really help me so much. Game changer. Thank God, thank you.

[ayazulhassan]

I am a regular reader of your lectures. Yours lectures are useful for both professionals and students.
Excellent job!

[michaelmatey]

This is an excellent video. My father just had a hip fracture. Though not a medical student, you video explained it all. It was well understood. Thank you very much and keep up the good work.

[FeckArseIndustries]

As a paramedic, these are fantastic resources taking me beyond the front door of A&E. Love 'em, thanks for your hard work Tom.

[cwaca.syerah]

very clear explanations, thank you! my mother is going to have hemiarthroplasty this week, so i'm glad i found this video!

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[suzanrashid]

Best video I have seen on the elbow injury topic. Thank you.

[themitchgraham]

So helpful this was, really well explained, informative and great paced. Thanks so much 🇬🇧

[navicat]

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[usmcmsgt]

I'm here because my mom (80y/o) just fell yesterday. Thought it was a bruise but when she yelled due to pain I called EMS. Now she will be having surgery today. They flew her out from Camp Lejeune Hospital to New Hanover Regional Medical Center in Wilmington NC. Hope all goes well

[sreyasen]

Very good and knowing some unknown history

[OleSmokey]

Best advice for recovery lose weight drink ton of water never stop moving its that simple also accept the pain and keep going

[abumahmoud]

Thanks for your brilliant presentation

[cookietobby]

Thank you for sharing your ideas/talent. God Bless you!

[myrahouse]

I fell off a ladder 🪜 onto concrete I went to bed for 4 days couldn’t walk.

The bruise was absolutely huge! on my hip side.

8 days later I can walk bruise has diminished but I have this massive lump on my side 😳😮‍💨


I’ve not gone Hospital or doctors because it’s difficult to see a doctor and the waiting at the hospital is 4 hrs 🤯


I can walk I just am hoping it will return to normal.

I’ve taken a few tumbles of Horses so think that’s why I coped.

The rush of adrenaline was scary 😟 I thought my heart was going to explode 🤯

I think 🤔 I may have to get an X-ray.