- See:
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Pelvic Frx
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Radiographs
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Work Up and Treatment:
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Anterior Column Frx
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Anterior Wall Fractures:
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Both Column Frx;
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Central Acebular Fracture Dislocations
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Classification and Column Theory
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Displaced Dome Fractures:
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Hip Frx
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Fracture Dislocations of the Hip:
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Judet View
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Iliofemoral Approach to the Acetabulum:
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Ilioinguinal Approach to the Acetabulum
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Pediatric Acetabular Fractures:
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Posterolateral Approach: (Kocher Langenbach)
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Posterior Column Frx
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Posterior Wall Fractures:
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Radiology of the Acetabulum:
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Reduction
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T Shaped Fractures:
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Total Hip Replacement for Acetabular Fractures
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Transverse Fractures of the Acetabulum:
- Triradiate Approach:
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Two-Column Fractures
- Classification and Column Theory
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elementary frx:
- account for about 20% of acetabular frx;
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anterior wall
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anterior column:
- bony strut running from ASIS to superior pubic ramus, & includes
anterior wall;
- iliopectineal line is involved;
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transverse frx
- involve both anterior & posterior acetabulum: dividing the innominate bone into superior segment containing acetabular roof &
intact ilium, & inferior segment consisting of single ischiopubic fragment;
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posterior wall:
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posterior wall frxs always involve posterior articular surfaces, often accompanied by a portion of the retroacetabular surface and sometimes the entire surface;
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posterior column:
- bony strut running from PSIS to inferior pubic ramus, & includes
posterior wall;
- involves not only the posterior articular surfaces, but also the ilioischial line;
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associated frx types:
- account for about 80% of acetabular frx;
- are composed of two or more of the elementary fracture patterns;
- many assoc frx types, esp
two-column frx, require more extensive exposures than are achieved by either
ilioinguinal or
posterolateral approach alone;
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five patterns include:
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posterior column +
posterior wall fractures:
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transverse +
posterior wall frx;
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anterior column +
anterior wall plus associated w/ posterior hemitransverse fractures;
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T-shaped fracture;
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both column frx: this is the most common frx type (about 35% of acetabular frx);
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