Internal fixation of anterior acetabular fractures with a limited pararectus approach and the anatomical plates: preliminary results

Table 1 Patient demographics and peri-operative data overview

No.	Sex	Age	Classification^a	Injury to surgery (day)	Operative time (min)	Blood loss (ml)	Internal Fixation	Complications
1	M	48	AC	3	45	100	Supra-pectineal plate	No
2	F	39	AW	4	50	150	Supra-pectineal plate	No
3	M	47	AC	4	80	350	Supra-pectineal plate	No
4	F	40	TR	10	110	550	Infra-pectineal and ilioischiatic plates	No
5	F	35	TR	14	100	750	Infra-pectineal and ilioischiatic plates	Peritoneal injury
6	M	45	AC	3	90	150	Supra- and infra-pectineal plates	No
7	M	71	AC	8	105	400	Supra-pectineal plate	No
8	M	60	TR	8	115	200	Infra-pectineal and ilioischiatic plates	No
9	M	29	AC	5	70	150	Supra- and infra-pectineal plates	No
10	M	28	AC	10	65	300	Infra-pectineal plate	No
11	F	44	TR	7	110	450	Infra-pectineal and ilioischiatic plates	No
12	M	47	AC-PHT	9	105	560	Infra-pectineal and ilioischiatic plates	No
13	M	78	AC	5	85	250	Supra- and infra-pectineal plates	No
14	M	54	AC	7	50	200	Supra- and infra-pectineal plates	No
15	M	60	AC	6	90	350	Supra- / infra-pectineal plates and ioischiatic plates	No
16	F	43	AC-PHT	4	150	450	Supra-pectineal plate	No
17	M	30	AC	9	125	320	Supra- and infra-pectineal plates	No
Mean and standard deviation		46.9 ± 14.1		6.8 ± 3.0	90.9 ± 28.7	334.1 ± 177.3

^a Letournel’s classification, AC anterior column, AW anterior wall, PHT posterior hemi transverse, TR transverse

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