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• Challenges reliance on the traditional wall-size cutoff of 20%—nearly a quarter of unstable hips fell below this threshold, suggesting wall size alone shouldn't dictate stability decisions. • Highlights fracture proximity to the acetabular dome as an additional radiographic clue that may help flag hips at risk for instability before or without EUA. • Reinforces that stability assessment in posterior wall fractures is multifactorial, supporting a more nuanced radiographic evaluation rather than a single measurement cutoff.
No article notes available at this time.
• Challenges reliance on the traditional wall-size cutoff of 20%—nearly a quarter of unstable hips fell below this threshold, suggesting wall size alone shouldn't dictate stability decisions. • Highlights fracture proximity to the acetabular dome as an additional radiographic clue that may help flag hips at risk for instability before or without EUA. • Reinforces that stability assessment in posterior wall fractures is multifactorial, supporting a more nuanced radiographic evaluation rather than a single measurement cutoff.