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FWB
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FWBFort Walton Beach (Florida)
FWBFriends with Benefits
FWBFree Will Baptist
FWBFrankfurter Wertpapierbörse (Frankfurt Stock Exchange)
FWBFull Weight Bearing
FWBFixed Wireless Broadband
FWBfresh whole blood
FWBFleetwood Brougham (Cadillac model)
FWBFairway Buoy (marine)
FWBThe Fort Wayne Ballet (Fort Wayne, Indiana)
FWBFort Worth Belt Railway Company
FWBFreight Waybill (parcel transport declaration)
FWBFetal Well-Being
FWBFort Wayne Belt Railway Company
FWBFun Wear Brands (Estes Park, Colorado, USA)
FWBDepartment of Fishery and Wildlife Biology (Colorado State University)


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Femur neck fractures in the elderly are usually treated by partial or complete joint replacement fixed with bone cement to allow immediate, full weight bearing.
You describe the classic symptoms, especially pain first thing in the morning, that may prevent full weight bearing.
Upon clinical exam at 12 weeks, 67% of patients were full weight bearing (30 patients analyzed).
 
 
 
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