Abstract
Ten years experience in treatment of senile patients with proximal femur fractures after hemiarthroplasty is presented. Data of clinical-functional and psychoemotional analysis show the efficacy of bipolar monoimplants application. Due to relatively high price bipolar hemiimplants are not widely used in native clinical practice however simplicity and low invasiveness of the intervention as well as good outcomes allow the authors to recommend more wide used of these implants.
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