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Introduction Open-book pelvic injuries are often caused by an anterior impact that leads to the external rotation of one or both hemipelves, resulting in the rupture of the symphysis pubis. The sacroiliac joint acts as a fulcrum of rotation
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injury and later on TKA. During his academic career, he wrote and co-signed numerous book chapters and scientific articles. He notably co-edited a real bestseller entitled: “Traumatologie de l’appareil moteur: Stratégie pour le médecin de premier recours
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affecting the biomechanical structure of the pelvis, not involving the ring. Rotationally and vertically stable. B-type: fractures with incomplete disruption of the posterior arch. Rotationally unstable and vertically stable. B1: open book-injury (external
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print in a journal is retraction. In case of a book, any unsold copies must be destroyed and that can place a large financial burden on the publisher which will be transferred onto the plagiarizing authors. As for the plagiarizing author(s), a letter of
Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Spine Unit, Centre Hospitalier de l’Université de Montréal (CHUM), Canada.
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consisted of internal fixation and arthrodesis using open approaches. 6 Percutaneous pedicle targeting was first described by Dick et al in 1985 for diagnosis of degenerative disc disease. 13 Foley et al reported, in 2001, the first case of
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ensure care is appropriately delivered during the pandemic. Two of the new BOA Standards for Trauma (BOAST) guidelines 3 have led to this review, namely: Patient-initiated follow up should be the default, with booked appointments only where
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provided evidence of effective pelvic reduction with trusses tensioned to 140–200 n for ‘open book’ or anterior–posterior compression injuries. A comparative study with external fixation of the pelvis showed that significantly fewer transfusions were
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triads can often be approached laterally: injury to the lateral collateral ligament complex allows the surgeon to ‘book-open’ the elbow. Exposure is substantially easier if the radial head needs to be replaced: resection of the fractured fragments provide
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-clamp. The C-clamp has been designed for the stabilization, in the emergency department, of sacral fractures or alterations of the sacroiliac joint in patients with circulatory instability, although it can also be used in open-book pelvic lesions. 22 We
