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Lint: american-academy-of-orthopedic-surgeons-classification-of-periprosthetic-hip-fractures

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"level I: proximal femur distally to the lower extent of the lesser trochanter"

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"level II: 10 cm of femur distal to level I"

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"level III: femur distal to level II"

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"type I: fractures proximal to the intertrochanteric line; usually occur during dislocation of the hip"

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"type II: vertical or spiral fractures that do not extend past lower extent of the lesser trochanter"

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"type III: vertical or spiral fractures that extend past lower extent of lesser trochanter, but not beyond level II; usually at the junction of middle and distal thirds of the femoral stem"

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"type IV: fractures that traverse femoral stem in level III or lie within that area"

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"type IV-A: spiral fractures around the tip of the stem"

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"type IV-B: simple transverse or short oblique fractures"

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"type V: severely comminuted fractures around the stem in level III"

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"type VI: fractures distal to the tip of the stem in level III"

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"type I: fractures proximal to the intertrochanteric line; usually occur during dislocation of the hip"

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"type III: vertical or spiral fractures that extend past lower extent of lesser trochanter, but not beyond level II; usually at the junction of middle and distal thirds of the femoral stem"

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