Xiao-shan Guo1, Yong-long Chi. 1. Department of Orthopaedics, the Second Affiliated Hospital of Wenzhou Medical College, Zhejiang 325027, China. guoxiaoshan888@yahoo.com.cn
Abstract
OBJECTIVE: To introduce the operation indication, operation fashion, operation time, mainipulation point, and treatment effect of pelvic ring disruptions with percutaneous fixation. METHODS: Fifty-eight patients with pelvic ring disruptions were treated with sacroiliac screws, pubic ramus screws or pubic tubercle screws and iliac wing screws, and the effects was evaluated. RESULTS: Among the 58 patients, the result of reductions in 52 cases was satisfied, 6 cases was dissatisfied; fracture point in 57 cases was healed up, 1 case disconnect; vessel and nerve was not injured in 56 cases, S(1) nerve root was injured in 2 case, bequeathing anaesthesia of lower limbs and saddle area. CONCLUSIONS: The technique with percutaneous fixations is minitraumatic and reliable to fix the pelvic ring disruptions with little bleeding. These percutaneous techniques have a good outlook. Bone tractions with big weight before operation make for reductions in operation.
OBJECTIVE: To introduce the operation indication, operation fashion, operation time, mainipulation point, and treatment effect of pelvic ring disruptions with percutaneous fixation. METHODS: Fifty-eight patients with pelvic ring disruptions were treated with sacroiliac screws, pubic ramus screws or pubic tubercle screws and iliac wing screws, and the effects was evaluated. RESULTS: Among the 58 patients, the result of reductions in 52 cases was satisfied, 6 cases was dissatisfied; fracture point in 57 cases was healed up, 1 case disconnect; vessel and nerve was not injured in 56 cases, S(1) nerve root was injured in 2 case, bequeathing anaesthesia of lower limbs and saddle area. CONCLUSIONS: The technique with percutaneous fixations is minitraumatic and reliable to fix the pelvic ring disruptions with little bleeding. These percutaneous techniques have a good outlook. Bone tractions with big weight before operation make for reductions in operation.