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bilateral femur fracture

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02gtpony

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bilateral femur fracture Posted: 02-18-08 21:31pm


if you have a bilateral femur fracture would that mean that you have broken both of your femurs or would that mean that you have 2 breaks in one femur??

02gtpony

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Posted: 02-21-08 11:54am


didn't think anybody would know, thanks for the help

mominashoe

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Posted: 03-27-08 18:47pm


I looked around quit a bit but couldn't find what you needed. Sorry!

02gtpony

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Posted: 03-27-08 18:52pm


well thanks for looking, it does indeed mean you have fractured both femurs, again thanks for looking

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bilateral femur fractures Posted: 08-27-08 00:49am


Yep thats right, im currently sporting a pair! Ouch!

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