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To explain: The reason why there is severe pain with compound fracture of the femur.
Introduction: Fracture is a commonly used term to refer to a complete or partial break in the bone. It occurs due to the exertion of a physical force of high impact. A fracture is also accompanied by the damage to soft tissues, bruised muscles, and torn vessels.
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