“…As a result trajectories preserving the IOL integrity should be favored, as also reported in Rahl (2015). 36 This explains the difference with a previous study 37 showing an increase in rotational stiffness with two implant instrumentation of a fractured unstable pelvis, in which the IOL might already have been damaged.…”
“…As a result trajectories preserving the IOL integrity should be favored, as also reported in Rahl (2015). 36 This explains the difference with a previous study 37 showing an increase in rotational stiffness with two implant instrumentation of a fractured unstable pelvis, in which the IOL might already have been damaged.…”
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