Abstract
Hip fractures in young adults comprise a small proportion of the total hip fracture population. However they form a distinct and important sub-group, often presenting as a result of high-energy trauma, with other associated injuries. This article describes the specific challenges and pitfalls encountered in the management of these patients. The goals of treatment are discussed, as well as detailing the key factors needed to achieve a good outcome following this significant injury.
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