AO In-Hospital launches new "Femoral neck fractures in a young patient" module

AO In-Hospital

AO In-Hospital is proud to announce the release of its ninth educational module, “Femoral neck fractures in a young patient,” now available for AO Faculty. This latest addition to the growing online library of high-quality, workplace-based educational modules continues to gain momentum—and enthusiastic recommendations from learners around the globe.


Focused on a challenging injury

The content of the new module covers key aspects of femoral neck fractures and is designed to improve learners’ cognitive knowledge and practical decision-making skills for optimizing outcomes in these challenging cases. Tailored for surgeons and other health-care providers who treat young patients with femoral neck fractures, the module offers in-depth insights into the treatment and prognosis of these injuries.

 

Learning objectives

At the end of this module, participants will be able to:

  • Describe anatomy and blood supply of proximal femur
  • Explain the injury mechanism and fracture classification
  • Recognize factors that influence surgical treatment options for femoral neck fractures
  • Describe various reduction and fixation techniques and their indications
  • Identify prognosis and complications of femoral neck fractures in young patients

Developed by experts

The content was authored by:
Bo Li

Bo Li

China

Ning Li

Ning Li

China

Chen Chiang Sang

Chen Chiang Sang

Taiwan

Won-Tae Cho

Won-Tae Cho

Republic of Korea

Rahat Jarayabhand

Rahat Jarayabhand

Thailand

Yew Lok Woo

Yew Lok Woo

Singapore

Minghui Yang

Minghui Yang

Editor

China

“As a potentially devastating injury with significant functional consequences, femoral neck fracture in a young patient demands a thorough understanding of the principles covered in this module in order to decrease long-term disability,” Minghui Yang explained, noting that AO In-Hospital delivers exactly the kind of high-quality training that orthopedic surgeons need to treat these challenging cases.

 

A valuable resource built for AO Faculty

AO In-Hospital supports workplace-based education for residents, junior orthopedic surgeons, and general trauma surgeons. It streamlines in-hospital education and event organization with features like:

  • Registration and participant management
  • Evidence-based lectures and clinical cases—ready to teach
  • Customizable content that can be tailored to the needs of your team
  • Pre-and post-event assessments
  • Certificates of attendance

AO In-Hospital empowers AO Faculty to bring surgical education to their workplace with its ready-made, trusted modules.

 

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