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Although traumatic pelvic fractures in children are relatively rare, these injuries are identified in about 5% of children admitted to level 1 trauma centers after blunt trauma.1–4 Such injuries differ from adult pelvic fractures in important ways and require distinct strategies for management. While the associated mortality rate for children with pelvic fractures is much lower than that for adults,...
Four hundred and fifty acetabular fractures in a prospectively recorded cohort were studied. Forty-one patients had died, 201 had a follow-up of more than 2 years and 25 were excluded which left a study population of 176 patients. Harris Hip Score (HHS) and modified HHS were used as outcome instruments. Acetabular fracture displacement and roof arc angles converted into a Roof Arc Score were assessed...
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