L4 fixation is not necessary in L5-Iliac spinopelvic fixation after trauma, but coadjutant transilio-transsacral fixation is

Sevillano-Perez, Enrique; Prado-Novoa, Maria; Postigo-Pozo, Sergio; Peña-Trabalon, Alejandro; Guerado, Enrique

doi:10.1016/j.injury.2024.111378

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DOI: 10.1016/j.injury.2024.111378

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L4 fixation is not necessary in L5-Iliac spinopelvic fixation after trauma, but coadjutant transilio-transsacral fixation is

Enrique Sevillano-Perez,

Maria Prado-Novoa,

Sergio Postigo-Pozo

et al.

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Both the level of lumbar fixation as well as the type of triangular construct should be adapted on an individual basis during spinopelvic fixation for unstable U-shaped sacral fractures and Tile C pelvic ring disruptions

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Both the level of lumbar fixation as well as the type of triangular construct should be adapted on an individual basis during spinopelvic fixation for unstable U-shaped sacral fractures and Tile C pelvic ring disruptions

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L4 fixation is not necessary in L5-Iliac spinopelvic fixation after trauma, but coadjutant transilio-transsacral fixation is

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Both the level of lumbar fixation as well as the type of triangular construct should be adapted on an individual basis during spinopelvic fixation for unstable U-shaped sacral fractures and Tile C pelvic ring disruptions

Both the level of lumbar fixation as well as the type of triangular construct should be adapted on an individual basis during spinopelvic fixation for unstable U-shaped sacral fractures and Tile C pelvic ring disruptions

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