Pelvic & Acetabular Fracture Treatment Solutions - Stryker
Pelvic & Acetabular Fracture Treatment Solutions - Stryker
Pelvic & Acetabular Fracture Treatment Solutions - Stryker
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<strong>Pelvic</strong> Ring <strong>Fracture</strong> Types & Fixation<br />
Sacroiliac Dislocation<br />
Approach:<br />
Sacroiliac Dislocations can be operated<br />
through the Posterior or Anterior<br />
<strong>Pelvic</strong> Ring approach.<br />
Fixation:<br />
• A sacroiliac dislocation is fixed<br />
by using a 6.5 or 8.0mm Asnis III<br />
cannulated iliosaccral screw.<br />
Reduction/Fixation through the Posterior or Anterior <strong>Pelvic</strong> Ring Surgical<br />
Approach.<br />
Sacroiliac <strong>Fracture</strong> – Dislocation<br />
Approach:<br />
A Posterior <strong>Pelvic</strong> Ring surgical<br />
approach is used to reduce/fix a<br />
sacroiliac fracture dislocation.<br />
Fixation:<br />
• One 4.5 or 6.5mm independent<br />
lag screw is placed starting from<br />
the posterior-inferior iliac spine to<br />
stabilize the reduction of the inferior<br />
aspect of the iliac wing.<br />
• One MPS Flex six-hole Plate stabilizes<br />
the reduction of the iliac crest.<br />
• One 6.5 or 8.0mm Asnis III<br />
cannulated ilio-sacral lag screw fixes<br />
the sacroiliac joint.<br />
Reduction/Fixation through the Posterior <strong>Pelvic</strong> Ring Surgical Approach.<br />
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