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Executive Editor: Peter Trafton

Authors: Rahul Banerjee, Peter Brink, Matej Cimerman, Tim Pohlemann, Matevz Tomazevic

Pelvic ring

back to skeleton

Diagnosis Indication Preparation Approach Reduction & Fixation Aftercare

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All Preparations

All Reductions & Fixations

Glossary

Acute care

Primary survey

Secondary survey

Actute pelvic treatment

The revised AO/OTA classification (2018) is available here

Stable ring

61-A1 Innominate bone, avulsion

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61-A2 Innominate bone, direct blow

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61-A3 Transverse sacrum/coccyx

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Partially stable ring

61-B1 Open book

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61-B2 Lateral compression injury

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61-B3 bilateral partial posterior arch

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Unstable ring

61-C1 Unilateral complete posterior disruption

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61-C2 C1 with contralateral B injury

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61-C3 Bilateral C1 injuries

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Approach to pelvic ring treatment through anatomical regions

Posterior arch repairs

Sacrum

Sacrum

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Sacro iliac joint

Sacro illiac joint

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Ilium

Illium

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Anterior arch repairs

Pubic ramus

Pubic ramus

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Pubic symphysis

Pubic symphysis

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Stable ring injuries

Stable ring injuries

Stable ring injuries

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Additional material

Revised AO/OTA Fracture and Dislocation Classification (2018)

Further reading