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Objective: To research lung infection related factors in proximal femoral fractures inpatient according to thehome page of its medical cases. Methods: The medical home pages of entire proximal femoral fracture cases from January1, 2003 to December 31 was extracted from the database of Chinese Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine WangjingHospital. s medical information system. The information is verified and cleaned to build an Excel database with allavailable information. Logistic multivariate binary analysis was used to identify the related risk factors of pulmonaryinfection. The age of patients, the admission duration, chronic respiratory disease and using of traditional Chinese herbsare all closely related to pulmonary infection. Results: Logistic multivariate binary review found that the factors affectinglung infection were age, length of hospitalization days, chronic respiratory diseases, and whether to use of Chinese herbalmedicine. Conclusion: Under the premise conditions, patients with proximal femoral fractures should be allow to shortenthe length of time or early surgery. For elderly patients, and patients with chronic respiratory diseases, measures shouldbe taken as early as possible to prevent the onset of lung infection. The use of Chinese herbal medicine for prevention andtreatment of pulmonary infection is recommended, namely the combination of Traditional Chinese Medicine and westernmedicine in prevention and treatment of pulmonary infection.