Background: The stabilization of vertical unstable sacral fractures has been a complex
problem that is a challenge to current standard approaches. Here, we attempted to evaluate …

Purpose The aim of this study was to explore the operative technique and effectiveness of
triangular osteosynthesis for vertically unstable sacral fractures. Methods From January …

Fixation of comminuted vertically unstable sacral fractures continues to be a surgical
dilemma. Although triangular osteosynthesis is a good construct and resists vertical …

Objectives Stable internal fixation of sacral fractures after anatomic reduction of the vertical
displacement. Decompression of nerve roots. Early return to pain-free function. Indications …

Purpose To describe U-type sacral fracture characteristics amenable to percutaneous sacral
screw fixation. Methods U-type sacral fractures were identified from a trauma registry at a …

Vertical sacral fracture is one of the most difficult fractures to treat. Posterior fixation using
spinal dual rods is a novel method for treating this fracture, but its biomechanical strength …

Vertically unstable and complex bilateral sacral fractures are a result of high-energy
mechanisms that are often associated with other injuries 1–19-19. Vertically unstable sacral …

Vertically unstable pelvic ring injuries associated with comminuted transforaminal sacral
fractures present a special problem to the treating surgeon in applying stable fixation for …

We report preliminary results for unstable sacral fractures treated with a modified posterior
triangular osteosynthesis. Seven patients were admitted to our trauma center with an …

Triangular Osteosynthesis as a Surgical Treatment Option for Unstable Sacral Fracture Fixation
with Sacroiliac Dislocation: A Case Report - PMC Back to Top Skip to main content NIH NLM …