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The Cast‐Brace Walking Treatment of Open and Closed Femoral Fractures*

The walking treatment of femoral fractures by a cast-brace applied with a casting jig demonstrates decisively that a physiologic method of treatment is available without risk of infection, with minimal chance of pulmonary embolism and no anesthetic risk. Regular roentgenograms taken after the cast is applied will aid in the prevention of malunion.