Sacral Fractures - Trauma - Orthobullets
2023年11月26日 · Sacral fractures are common pelvic ring injuries that are under-diagnosed and often associated with neurologic compromise. Diagnosis can made with pelvis radiographs but frequently require pelvic CT scan for full characterization.
Sacral Fractures - Core EM
2018年9月5日 · This post reviews sacral fractures with a focus on diagnosis and associated injuries. Read More
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Consensus for management of sacral fractures: from the …
2023年9月4日 · In the case of a displaced sacral fracture and neurological deficit in a low-energy trauma, sacral decompression followed by surgical fixation is indicated. This consensus collects expert opinion about this topic and may guide the surgeon in choosing the …
The management of sacral stress fractures: current concepts
The majority of sacral stress fractures occur predominantly in the sacral wing (zone 1) and they have a vertical course, running parallel to the sacroiliac joint. Rarely, severe stresses can cause additional transverse fractures involving the sacral body.
Denis Classification of Sacral Fractures | UW Emergency Radiology
Zone 1: Fracture through sacral ala: Zone 2: Involves one or more formaina: Does not impinge upon central canal: Zone 3: Involves primarily the central canal: Includes H- or U-type fractures
Sacral Fractures: A Review - PMC
Type B injuries are posterior pelvic fractures characterized by unilateral, longitudinal sacral fractures in which the ipsilateral superior S1 facet is no longer continuous with the medial aspect of the sacrum, thus affecting the stability of the pelvis.
Sacral fractures - Cambridge Orthopaedics
Zone I - Fractures occur lateral to the sacral foramina. The most common, accounting for 50% of the fractures in the series of Denis et al. Zone-I fractures mainly involve the sacral ala, with possible extension into the sacroiliac joint.
Sacral Insufficiency Fracture - TeachMe Orthopedics
2024年2月27日 · Sacral Insufficiency fractures occur in the sacral ala between the SI joints and the neural foramina (Denis Zone 1) (1).
Sacral Fractures — OrthopaedicPrinciples.com
Sacral nerve roots can be affected; Three types of Sacral Fractures. 1. Zone 1 fracture – Alar fracture, – Lateral to the foramen – Most common type (50% of patient) – L5 nerve root involvement (5% of the patient) – Fixed percutaneously. 2. Zone 2 fracture – Foraminal fractures – Through the foramen – Usually stable fractures