Case Index Number: 003 Posted by: Injury Fixation Adam Starr, M.D.

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Case Index Number: 003 Posted by: Injury Fixation Adam Starr, M.D. Parkland Hospital Dallas, TX Bilateral; SI joint disruptions; Rami fractures IS screws; In-fix

Pelvic Fracture 40 year old male 6’2”, BMI approx 30 MVC SBP 80mm Hg on arrival ATLS L side chest tube placed

Pelvic Fracture Taken for pelvic angiography R sided obturator artery branch embolized Undergoes R upper quadrant exploration for diaphragm repair Post-operatively to SICU Binder maintained in place

Fracture Pattern Appears to be an LC 3 R hemipelvis appears to have rolled in. Portion of R ala is impacted Triangle of bone knocked off R ala at level of impaction Small crescent from posterior portion of R ilium left in place L SI joint appears widened anteriorly

SICU Course Patient stabilized hemodynamically Binder removed – no traction Taken to OR for pelvic fx repair 6 days after admission

Operating Room Fluoro reveals worsened displacement of both sides of posterior pelvic ring.

R SI joint is wide…and up…

…and back.

L SI joint is wide…

…and back…

…but not up.

R leg skeletal traction

Traction on R leg Improved cephalad displacement some Didn’t affect R SI gap R ilium anchored to pelvic reduction frame

L side – kugelspitz with motor attached to frame to improve L SI widening

L iliosacral screw used to compress L SI joint further

Stabilized L side now anchored to frame Stabilized L side now anchored to frame. Pins placed in R AIIS, used to pull R ilium forward

Kugelspitz used to rotate R ilium externally and close gap of R SI joint

R sided iliosacral screw placed

Anterior ring. Alignment acceptable. Markedly bruised, edematous.

Infix bar placed