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Case Report of Orthopedic Screw Migration Presenting as Abdominal Pain in the Emergency Department
Introduction: Hip fractures are a concern in older adults, with incidence expected to rise as the population ages. Despite advances in surgical technique and hardware design, complications remain, influenced by patient factors and surgical choices. Rarely, hardware migration into the pelvis occurs,
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