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Can a 95 year old survive a broken femur? Understanding the Complexities

According to one study, the one-year mortality rate for patients over 90 years old with a proximal femoral fracture can be significant, yet a broken femur is not an automatic death sentence. Answering, "Can a 95 year old survive a broken femur?" requires careful consideration of many variables.

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Can a 90 year old survive a broken femur? A guide to risks and recovery

According to the National Institutes of Health, proximal femoral fractures in older adults, especially those over 80, carry a high mortality rate. The question of whether a 90 year old can survive a broken femur is complex, depending on many factors beyond age. With advancements in geriatric medicine and surgical techniques, survival is not only possible but increasingly common with proper care.

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