Long-term musculoskeletal function after Open PElvic ring fractures in Children (OPEC); a multicentre, retrospective case series with follow-up measurement

Long-term musculoskeletal function after Open PElvic ring fractures in Children (OPEC); a multicentre, retrospective case series with follow-up measurement

The proportion of open pelvic fractures in the paediatric population is relatively high. While operative fixation is the primary approach for managing open pelvic fractures in adults, there is limited literature on treatment outcomes in Children, particularly regarding long-term musculoskeletal, neu...

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Veröffentlicht in:Trauma case reports 2024-08, Vol.52, p.101050, Article 101050
Hauptverfasser: Mennen, A.H.M., Van Lieshout, E.M.M., Bisoen, P.A., Bloemers, F.W., Geerlings, A.E., Koole, D., Verhofstad, M.H.J., Visser, J.J., Van Embden, D., Van Vledder, M.G.
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Sprache:eng
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Case Report
Children
Long-term outcomes
Musculoskeletal dysfunction
Neurological dysfunction
Open pelvic fracture
Urogenital dysfunction
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Zusammenfassung:The proportion of open pelvic fractures in the paediatric population is relatively high. While operative fixation is the primary approach for managing open pelvic fractures in adults, there is limited literature on treatment outcomes in Children, particularly regarding long-term musculoskeletal, neurological, and urogenital function. This multicentre case series included paediatric patients (
ISSN:2352-6440
2352-6440
DOI:10.1016/j.tcr.2024.101050