Treatment of pelvic fractures through a less invasive ilioinguinal approach combined with a minimally invasive posterior approach

Zhu, Lei; Wang, Lu; Shen, Di; Ye, Tian-wen; Zhao, Liang-yu; Chen, Ai-min

doi:10.1186/s12891-015-0635-x

Table 1 Patients’ characteristics

From: Treatment of pelvic fractures through a less invasive ilioinguinal approach combined with a minimally invasive posterior approach

Sex	Age (years)	Type of fracture	Cause of fracture	Concomitant injuries	Time from injury to surgery (days)	Operation time (min)	Blood loss (ml)	Reduction for fracture (anterior)	Reduction for fracture (posterior)
Male	41	Tile B2	Fall injury	No	1	160	200	Anatomic	Anatomic
Male	38	Tile B1	Traffic injury	Right humerus fracture	4	100	180	Near to Anatomic	Anatomic
Male	35	Tile B2	Fall injury	No	3	180	200	Anatomic	Anatomic
Female	43	Tile C1	Traffic injury	Left femoral neck fracture	4	140	150	Near to Anatomic	Anatomic
Male	36	Tile B2	Fall injury	No	4	100	200	Satisfactory	Anatomic
Female	34	Tile B1	Traffic injury	Left and right alcaneal fractures	5	110	100	Near to Anatomic	Anatomic
Male	46	Tile C1	Fall injury	Left calcaneal fracture	4	150	200	Satisfactory	Anatomic
Female	34	Tile C1	Traffic injury	No	5	110	100	Near to Anatomic	Anatomic
Male	40	Tile B2	Traffic injury	Left olecranon fracture	3	140	200	Anatomic	Anatomic
Male	26	Tile B2	Fall injury	Left calcaneal fracture	4	150	150	Satisfactory	Anatomic
Male	43	Tile B2	Fall injury	No	3	95	90	Near to Anatomic	Anatomic
Male	47	Tile B1	Fall injury	No	5	85	100	Anatomic	Anatomic
Female	33	Tile B2	Crush injury	No	4	100	90	Anatomic	Posterior translation and rotation
Male	46	Tile B2	Crush injury	Left humerus fracture, Multiple rib fractures,Dislocation of right hip joint	14	110	140	Satisfactory	Anatomic
Female	44	Tile C1	Crush injury	No	7	100	150	Anatomic	Anatomic
Female	20	Tile C1	Traffic injury	Mutiple rib fractures, Right olecranon fracture, Right femoral neck fracture	13	90	80	Anatomic	Anatomic
Female	25	Tile B2	Fall injury	Left distal radius fracture	6	90	95	Anatomic	Anatomic
Male	33	Tile B2	Fall injury	No	5	80	100	Satisfactory	Anatomic
Male	40	Tile B1	Crush injury	Right intertrochanteric fracture	5	70	90	Satisfactory	Anatomic
Female	42	Tile C2	Traffic injury	Right acetabular fracture	1	85	120	Satisfactory	Anatomic
Male	40	Tile B2	Crush injury	L1 compression fracture	3	80	90	Anatomic	Anatomic
Male	38	Tile B1	Crush injury	No	4	115	95	Anatomic	Anatomic
Female	46	Tile C1	Crush injury	No	6	95	80	Near to Anatomic	Anatomic
Female	43	Tile C1	Fall injury	Left and right calcaneal fractures	7	90	100	Near to Anatomic	Anatomic
Male	38	Tile C2	Crush injury	Right acetabular fracture	3	100	80	Satisfactory	Anatomic
Female	42	Tile B1	Traffic injury	No	2	85	90	Anatomic	Anatomic
Female	43	Tile B2	Fall injury	Right calcaneal fracture	4	80	90	Anatomic	Anatomic
Male	41	Tile C1	Crush injury	No	4	110	130	Anatomic	Anatomic
Male	39	Tile B2	Traffic injury	No	4	120	130	Anatomic	Posterior translation and rotation
Female	37	Tile B2	Crush injury	Left and right distal radius fractures	3	70	80	Anatomic	Anatomic
Male	36	Tile B1	Traffic injury	No	6	105	135	Satisfactory	Anatomic
Male	47	Tile B2	Traffic injury	Rib fracture, Liver laceration, Intestinal laceration	3	110	150	Near to Anatomic	Posterior translation and rotation
Female	22	Tile B1	Fall injury	No	4	100	180	Anatomic	Anatomic
Female	57	Tile B1	Traffic injury	Multiple rib fractures	7	200	210	Satisfactory	Anatomic
Female	30	Tile B2	Traffic injury	Meniscus tear of right knee	4	90	110	Near to Anatomic	Near to Anatomic
Male	34	Tile B2	Fall injury	Transverse process of lumbar vertebra fracture(L4、5)	5	180	250	Near to Anatomic	Posterior translation and rotation
Male	58	Tile C1	Traffic injury	No	5	200	240	Anatomic	Anatomic

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