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Iliac vein trauma with pelvic fracture.

Major injury of an iliac vein was the principal cause of fatal hemorrhage in six patients with pelvic fractures. Clearly in some cases of pelvic fracture early surgical intervention is necessary to control bleeding. Hypogastric artery ligation will succeed in most instances but first the surgeon must make sure that the bleeding is not coming from a vein.