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• Offers a concrete threshold — an AV difference of 15 degrees or more — for defining clinically relevant torsional malalignment after femoral nailing, useful for counseling and decision-making around revision. • Demonstrates that a wide range of torsional discrepancy is tolerated without symptoms, tempering the impulse to revise every measured malrotation. • Reinforces that rotational alignment is determined intraoperatively, underscoring the importance of careful rotational control (e.g., contralateral comparison) at the time of nailing rather than relying on post-hoc correction.
No article notes available at this time.
• Offers a concrete threshold — an AV difference of 15 degrees or more — for defining clinically relevant torsional malalignment after femoral nailing, useful for counseling and decision-making around revision. • Demonstrates that a wide range of torsional discrepancy is tolerated without symptoms, tempering the impulse to revise every measured malrotation. • Reinforces that rotational alignment is determined intraoperatively, underscoring the importance of careful rotational control (e.g., contralateral comparison) at the time of nailing rather than relying on post-hoc correction.