Notfallbehandlung und Komplextrauma

Pohlemann, Tim; Regel, G.; Bösch, U.; Stief, Ch.; Tscherne, H.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-58841-9_7

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“…Biomechanical studies have proved that, placed this way, the same fixator gives better stability in the region of SI joints than placed the "upper way" (Kim WY, Hearn TC, Seleem O, Egberg HY, Drajher F, Haveman D. et al 5,6 Some author warn that, if there is a lack of sufficient experience, this way may have some serious risks 7,8 (penetration into the hip joint, injury to the neurovascular structures in the great incisure's region), while others use it in cases of emergency and percutaneously (Pohlemann T., Regel G., Bosch U., etc. 9 ).…”

Section: Supra-acetabular Exterior Fixation (Anterior Anteroinferiormentioning

confidence: 99%

Methods and Techniques of Percutaneous External Fixation in Pelvic Fractures

Apostolov¹

2011

JofIMAB

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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 anteroinferior technique (supra-acetabular). According to them, this method exceeds the other techniques by many criteria.

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Section: Supra-acetabular Exterior Fixation (Anterior Anteroinferiormentioning

confidence: 99%