FHR vs. PFNA for femoral neck basicervical fractures in elderly patients 60 years or older: a cost-effectiveness analysis from hospitals in western China under the background of medical insurance - Top-Institutions - MDSpire

FHR vs. PFNA for femoral neck basicervical fractures in elderly patients 60 years or older: a cost-effectiveness analysis from hospitals in western China under the background of medical insurance

  • By

  • Mingliang He

  • Yuhao Yan

  • Xuanze Liu

  • Guoqing Xiao

  • March 17, 2026

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FHR vs. PFNA for femoral neck basicervical fractures in elderly patients 60 years or older: a cost-effectiveness analysis from hospitals in western China under the background of medical insurance

  • by Mingliang He, Yuhao Yan, Xuanze Liu, Guoqing Xiao

  • March 17, 2026

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