Abstract Lateral compression type 1 (LC1) fractures are the commonest pelvic ring injury.
However, they represent a heterogenous spectrum of injury mechanisms and fracture …

Introduction: Osteoporotic pelvic ring fractures are a rising problem for surgeons in
industrialized countries. There is no evidence-based treatment strategy especially for lateral …

The pelvis is one of the most stressed areas of the human musculoskeletal system due to the
transfer of truncal loads to the lower extremities. Sacroiliac joint injury may lead to abnormal …

Objectives To undertake a systematic review of the evidence base for the effectiveness of
surgical fixation of lateral compression (LC-1) fragility fractures of the pelvis compared with …

Objectives: To determine if pelvic ring displacement on the lateral stress radiograph (LSR)
correlated with displacement on examination under anesthesia (EUA). Design …

Background: Examination under anesthesia (EUA) has been used to identify pelvic
instability. Surgeons may utilize percutaneous methods for posterior and anterior pelvic ring …

Background: Occult instability of lateral compression type-1 (LC1) pelvic ring injuries may be
determined with a fluoroscopic stress examination under anesthesia (EUA) performed in the …

Objectives: To compare the hospital course of patients with minimally displaced (< 1 cm)
lateral compression type 1 injuries treated before and after implementation of lateral stress …

Purpose The purpose of this study was to review the practice of utilizing lateral stress
radiographs (LSRs) to identify occult instability (≥ 10 mm of dynamic displacement on …

Introduction There exists substantial variability in the management of pelvic ring injuries
among pelvic trauma surgeons. The objective of this study was to perform a comprehensive …