Hip Hemiarthroplasty was done on A 70 years old female who was experiencing pain in her left hip after she fell on a slippery ground. She was unable to stand or walk since then. She had difficulty in moving her left lower limb, sitting upright & was unable to squat.

On Examination, her left lower limb was shorter than right, rotated outward, tenderness on left groin on deep palpation. There was proximal femoral shortening on Bryant’s Triangle.

After getting plain radiograph she was diagnosed with Fracture Trochanter (right).

Diagnosis: Fracture Trochanter (right)

Name of Operation: Replacement Hemiarthroplasty of Femoral Component c Bone cement

Anaesthesia: SAB

Postoperative period: Uneventful.

Diagnosis: Fracture neck of femur

Name of Operation: Replacement Hemiarthroplasty

Anaesthesia: SAB

Diagnosis: Gangrene due to vascular insufficiency

Name of Operation: Above knee amputation

Anaesthesia: SAB

Diagnosis: Fracture Neck Femur

Name of Operation: Replacement Hemiarthroplasty

Anaesthesia: SAB

Diagnosis: United bimalleolar & distal tibia fracture

Name of Operation: Implant removal

Anaesthesia: SAB