39-217
Fracturas abiertas de pelvis. Seguimiento a largo plazo
Open pelvil fractures. Long term follow up
I.L. GARCÍA FORCADA, C. ESTEVE BALZOLA, J. CALMET GARCÍA, J. GINÉ I GOMA SERVICIO DE CIRUGÍA ORTOPÉDICA Y TRAUMATOLOGÍA, HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO DE TARRAGONA JOAN XXIII.
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15/09/2008
Aceptación:
15/09/2008
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15/09/2008
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Resumen (ES)
A series of open pelvis fractures were restrospectively
studied using the clinical records and telephone interview.
This specially severe fractures account for a 2% of all
pelvis fractures admitted to our hospital. We emphasised our
review on associated injuries, complications and indication
for transfusion. The treatment indicated is presented. The
mortality was 6,7%. It is evident the need of an aggressive treatment
including early fracture stabilization with a multidisciplinary
approach,
studied using the clinical records and telephone interview.
This specially severe fractures account for a 2% of all
pelvis fractures admitted to our hospital. We emphasised our
review on associated injuries, complications and indication
for transfusion. The treatment indicated is presented. The
mortality was 6,7%. It is evident the need of an aggressive treatment
including early fracture stabilization with a multidisciplinary
approach,
Palabras clave (ES):
Resultados
Tratamiento
Cotilo
Acetábulo
Pelvis
Fractura
Resumen (EN)
A series of open pelvis fractures were restrospectively
studied using the clinical records and telephone interview.
This specially severe fractures account for a 2% of all
pelvis fractures admitted to our hospital. We emphasised our
review on associated injuries, complications and indication
for transfusion. The treatment indicated is presented. The
mortality was 6,7%. It is evident the need of an aggressive treatment
including early fracture stabilization with a multidisciplinary
approach,
studied using the clinical records and telephone interview.
This specially severe fractures account for a 2% of all
pelvis fractures admitted to our hospital. We emphasised our
review on associated injuries, complications and indication
for transfusion. The treatment indicated is presented. The
mortality was 6,7%. It is evident the need of an aggressive treatment
including early fracture stabilization with a multidisciplinary
approach,
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