2022
DOI: 10.1111/os.13453
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Lateral Compression Type 2 Pelvic Fractures—A Clinical Study of Fracture Displacement Measurement and Closed Reduction

Abstract: Objective To evaluate the displacement in four lateral compression type 2 (LC2) fracture subtypes (iliac wing and three kinds of crescent fractures) and to investigate the appropriate closed reduction for treatment using a pelvic reduction frame. Methods A total of 71 patients with LC2 pelvic fractures from February 2014 to November 2019 were included in this retrospective cohort study. Preoperative X‐ray and computed tomography data were used to assess the direction of the fracture displacement and the sacroi… Show more

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“…In the past, surgery delayed for more than 5 days after injury was associated with a poorer quality of closed reduction 27 . However, with the development of surgical techniques and improved instruments, excellent reduction of pelvic fractures beyond 10 days can still be achieved by closed reduction 28 . In this study, pelvic fractures over an average of 9.2 days were also found to be well reduced by the CCRT.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 53%
“…In the past, surgery delayed for more than 5 days after injury was associated with a poorer quality of closed reduction 27 . However, with the development of surgical techniques and improved instruments, excellent reduction of pelvic fractures beyond 10 days can still be achieved by closed reduction 28 . In this study, pelvic fractures over an average of 9.2 days were also found to be well reduced by the CCRT.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 53%
“…Femoral transcondylar traction was applied using a rigid traction system. A pelvic UCRT frame was connected to the operating table, and a connecting rod was used to stabilize the spatial reduction construct for each pelvic fracture 20,24,25 …”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A pelvic UCRT frame was connected to the operating table, and a connecting rod was used to stabilize the spatial reduction construct for each pelvic fracture. 20,24,25 Notice 1. When installing the connecting rods of a pelvic UCRT frame, whether the connecting rods will prevent the C-arm from obtaining images of the outlet and inlet views of the pelvis should be considered.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This involves stabilization of the intact hemipelvis and application of lateral traction, flexion/extension, and rotation through Schanz pins inserted into the ilium and connected to the frame. In addition, their team 2 divided lateral compression type 2 Pelvic Fractures into two different kinds of fracture displacement: internal displacement only and a combination of internal, cephalic, and dorsal dislocation through the sacroiliac joint. Two different closed reduction strategies were suggested: the former one was first longitudinal traction and then transverse traction; the latter was first transverse traction then longitudinal and LC2 traction.…”
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“…Since 2014, they have led a national multi-center UCRT study of pelvic fracture in China, which has treated 454 patients and achieved good results. [1][2][3][4] Tang and Chen are the pioneers in China, who have pushed the minimally invasive techniques of pelvic fracture forward in China. Much of the recent world literature on this topic has come from China.…”
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