Pelvic Fracture Reduction and Fixation: Technical Aspects and Principles

Pelvic fractures are severe and complex injuries that carry a high risk of complications and adverse sequelae for patients. Pelvic Fracture Reduction and Fixation: Technical Aspects and Principles, edited by Drs. H. Claude Sagi and Michael T. Archdeacon, provides case-based, easy-to-follow guidance on everything from positioning and surgical approach to operative and radiographic technique—exactly what today’s orthopaedic trauma surgeon needs to know for optimal patient management and stabilization. Shares the knowledge and expertise of members from the International Society of Pelvic Surgeons—leading experts in pelvic surgery who desire to establish and share best practices in this complex area on a global level Features a templated, case-based approach to all techniques, with easy-to-follow instructions, valuable pearls, and technical tips for both the novice and experienced pelvic surgeon looking to accelerate and expand their learning Provides superb visual guidance in every chapter including correlative intraoperative photographs, radiographs, diagrams, and videos, demonstrating patient positioning, surgical approach nuances, reduction maneuvers, and application of the fixation  Covers a wide range of cases that focus solely on the execution of pelvic fracture surgery