The effect of cinnopar on reducing the complications of femoral neck fracture in people aged 40 to 60 old

Abstract

Background:Femoral neck fracture is a disabling injury that disrupts the patient's health. Because fracture healing is long and is sometimes unreliable, finding for fracture repair aids that accelerates healing speed and reliability helps in healing. Parathyroid hormone is a good option as a systematic mediator in calcium and bone metabolism.Objectives: The aim of this study was to use cinnopar to improve and accelerate rate of healing and reduce complications of femoral neck fractures in people aged 40 to 60 years.Methods: In this study, 34 femoral neck fracture patients were randomly divided into receiving cinnopar group(N=17) and not receiving cinnopar group(N=17). cinnopar was used in such a way that patients had 20 micrograms of cinnopar injected subcutaneously once a day and the other group received only routine postoperative drugs. Results : The average number of people who did not return to activity during the study period in the group receiving cinnopar 2 (33/13%)patients and in the group not receiving cinnopar 5 (33/33%) that the subjects in both groups compared with each other in terms of Return to activity during the three months after the operation the two groups were different (pvalue = 0.03) . Evaluation of the patients in terms of radiographic union three months after the operation showed that in the group receiving cinnopar , 10 union (66.66%), 3 incomplete union (20%) and 2 non union (13.33%) and in the group of not receiving cinnopar, 8 union (53.33%) 4 patients had incomplete union (26.66%) and 3 patients had non union (20%) and the two groups were similar.Conclusion:Receiving cinnopar immediately after femoral neck fracture surgery can reduce pain. It can also prevent non-return to activity during the first three months after surgery and improve femoral neck union .