Pelvic Ring Injuries: Definitive Management

Jun 19, 2013

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Goals. Define pelvic ring instabilityDecision process: operate or not?Non-operative treatmentPrinciples of operative treatmentPreoperative planningSurgical approachesTechniques of pelvic reduction and fixationBiomechanics of fixation techniquesOutcomes of pelvic ring injury. Introduction: Pelvic Ring Stability.

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Pelvic Ring Injuries: Definitive Management

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