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Management of Pelvic Fractures.

Pelvic fractures are often the result of high-energy trauma and can result in significant morbidity. Initial management is focused on patient resuscitation and stabilization given the potential for life-threatening hemorrhage that is associated with these injuries. Radiographic evaluation and classification of the pelvic injury guides initial management, provisional stabilization, and preoperative surgical planning. Definitive reduction and fixation of the posterior and anterior pelvic ring is sequentially performed to restore stability and allow for mobilization and healing. Open techniques are commonly used for the pubic symphysis and displaced anterior and posterior ring injuries for which an acceptable reduction is unable to be obtained with closed or indirect techniques. Percutaneous fixation has become increasingly more common for both the anterior and posterior ring and utilizes screw placement within the osseous fixation pathways of the pelvis.