METHODS AND TECHNIQUES OF PERCUTANEOUS EXTERNAL FIXATION IN PELVIC FRACTURES

  • Apostolov P
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Abstract

The authors make a review and present their experience with the use of percutaneous external fixation techniques in pelvic fractures: (1) Transiliac placement (classic method – through the wings of the iliac bone, behind anterior superior iliac spine); (2) Sub-Iliac Crest technique (beneath and along the length of iliac crests); (3) Supra-acetabular Method (Frontal, antero-inferior). They review as well different variants of half-pin placement techniques and analyze the final results of external pelvic fixation study including 65 patients for 10-year period. The authors recommend more frequently usage of antero-inferior technique (supra-acetabular). According to them, this method exceeds the other techniques by many criteria.

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Apostolov, P. (2011). METHODS AND TECHNIQUES OF PERCUTANEOUS EXTERNAL FIXATION IN PELVIC FRACTURES. Journal of IMAB - Annual Proceeding (Scientific Papers), 17, 1(2011), 166–171. https://doi.org/10.5272/jimab.2011171.166

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