1992
DOI: 10.1055/s-2008-1074663
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Early Management of the Trauma Patient with Pelvic Fracture - A Medical Perspective

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“…The large variation is multifactorial and may be due to different classification systems used, variability in inclusion criteria with respect to fracture severity, variable numbers of patients with significant associated trauma, and inclusion of patients treated before the advances in modern trauma care that have resulted in improved outcomes overall. 27 Further complicating the data, most researchers reporting mortality data have excluded patients who die in the prehospital setting. A notable recent exception is provided by Adams et al, 26 who upon reviewing 392 fatalities from motor vehicle collision, found that 82 (23%) had sustained pelvic fractures, and that the fracture was ruled the cause of death in 63 (77%) of these patients.…”
Section: Pelvic Fractures and Mortalitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The large variation is multifactorial and may be due to different classification systems used, variability in inclusion criteria with respect to fracture severity, variable numbers of patients with significant associated trauma, and inclusion of patients treated before the advances in modern trauma care that have resulted in improved outcomes overall. 27 Further complicating the data, most researchers reporting mortality data have excluded patients who die in the prehospital setting. A notable recent exception is provided by Adams et al, 26 who upon reviewing 392 fatalities from motor vehicle collision, found that 82 (23%) had sustained pelvic fractures, and that the fracture was ruled the cause of death in 63 (77%) of these patients.…”
Section: Pelvic Fractures and Mortalitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…oder sogar aufgrund der besseren Steuerung perkutane Interventionen zur Versorgung instabiler Verletzungen des dorsalen Beckenringes durchgeführt werden[43]. Angiographische Untersuchungen mit der Option der Embolisation bleiben Fällen vorbehalten, bei denen trotz frühzeitiger Stabilisierung der Beckenfraktur eine Blutung persistiert und sich dadurch der Zustand des Patienten nicht bessern läût[1,27].Anhand der o. g. Ausführungen soll folgendes diagnostisches Fluûdiagramm zur Klärung einer Becken-oder Azetabulumverletzung vorgestellt werden. Basis der bildgebenden Diagnostik ist nach wie vor die Übersichtsaufnahme des Beckens im anteroposterioren Strahlengang, welche auch unter Schockraumbedingungen durchgeführt werden kann und bei Verwendung einer digitalen Aufnahmetechnik eine verwertbare Bildqualität garantiert.…”
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