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Can a 90 year old survive a femur fracture? Key factors for survival and recovery

Studies show that while femur fractures pose a high risk for the elderly, a significant portion of patients over 90 years of age can survive with proper treatment. However, a patient's overall health and the type of care received are critical determinants of the answer to "Can a 90 year old survive a femur fracture?". The prognosis is complex and influenced by a combination of medical and logistical factors, including time to surgery, pre-existing conditions, and rehabilitation intensity.

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