Fractures of the Pelvis and Acetabulum: Principles and Methods of Management—Fourth Edition

Marvin Tile | David L Helfet | James F Kellam | Mark Vrahas

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Based on the AO Principles of Operative Management of Fractures as applied to the pelvis and acetabulum, this publication covers:

Acute management of pelvic and acetabular fracture patients

Definitive treatment of both fractures by operative approaches for reduction and internal fixation—from conventional methods to new percutaneous techniques

Extensive analysis of the outcomes of pelvic and acetabular fractures

1.6-1	Symphysis pubis approach through modified Pfannenstiel exposure
1.6-2	Anterior approach to the sacroiliac joint and internal iliac fossa
1.6-3	Posterior approach to the pelvic ring
1.6-4	Posterior midline approach to the sacrum

1.8.6-1	Percutaneous iliosacral screw insertion: supine upper sacral segment
1.8.6-2	Percutaneous iliosacral screw insertion: prone upper and second sacral segments

2.7-1	Kocher-Langenbeck approach—prone position
2.7-2	Kocher-Langenbeck approach—lateral
2.7-3	Gibson approach with a digastric greater trochanteric osteotomy
2.7-4	The iliofemoral approach
2.7-5	Ilioinguinal approach—Letournel
2.7-6	Ilioinguinal approach—intrapelvic modification
2.7-7	The extended iliofemoral approach
2.7-8	Heuter direct anterior approach to the hip joint