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Orthopaedics

Acetabular Fractures (AO Based)

Built from AO Surgery Reference: Orthopedic Trauma, Adult Trauma (AO Foundation)

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    Overview

    • Introduction
    • Acetabular fractures: general features
    • Acetabular fractures: general features
    • Epidemiology and mechanism of injury
    • Epidemiology and mechanism of injury
    • Hip position and posterior wall injury
    • Hip position and posterior wall injury
    • Radiological anatomy
    • Letournel landmarks on the AP pelvis
    • Letournel landmarks on the AP pelvis
    • Neurovascular structures at risk
    • Neurovascular structures at risk
    • Clinical and radiographic assessment
    • Initial assessment and emergency care
    • Initial assessment and emergency care
    • Physical and neurological examination
    • Physical and neurological examination
    • Standard imaging views
    • Standard imaging views
    • Reading the fracture on plain films
    • Reading the fracture on plain films
    • Supplementary criteria and CT orientation
    • Supplementary criteria and CT orientation
    • Classification and decision making
    • Ten fracture types of the acetabulum
    • Ten fracture types of the acetabulum
    • Elemental fracture types
    • Elemental fracture types
    • Associated fracture types
    • Associated fracture types
    • Transverse fractures: level and the roof
    • Transverse fractures: level and the roof
    • Indications for nonoperative treatment
    • Indications for surgery
    • Measuring the roof arc angle
    • Measuring the roof arc angle
    • Defining joint incongruity
    • Defining joint incongruity
    • Surgical approaches and positioning
    • Choice of approach
    • Choice of approach
    • Kocher-Langenbeck approach
    • Kocher-Langenbeck approach
    • Kocher-Langenbeck: surgical steps
    • Kocher-Langenbeck: surgical steps
    • Modified Stoppa approach
    • Modified Stoppa approach
    • Modified Stoppa versus ilioinguinal
    • Modified Stoppa versus ilioinguinal
    • Extended iliofemoral approach
    • Extended iliofemoral approach
    • Patient positioning
    • Patient positioning
    • Treatment by fracture type
    • Posterior wall: treatment options
    • Posterior wall: treatment options
    • Posterior wall: stability and prognosis
    • Posterior wall: stability and prognosis
    • Posterior column types: options
    • Transverse fractures: treatment options
    • Transverse fractures: treatment options (cont.)
    • Transverse and posterior wall: options
    • Transverse and posterior wall: options (cont.)
    • Anterior wall and column: options
    • Approach logic: AC/PHT, T-type, both column
    • AC/PHT, T-type and both column options
    • AC/PHT, T-type and both column options (cont.)
    • Both column fractures: key features
    • Both column fractures: key features
    • Operative technique
    • Principles of acetabular reduction
    • Posterior wall ORIF: sequence
    • Posterior wall ORIF: sequence
    • Marginal impaction: reduction and grafting
    • Marginal impaction: reduction and grafting
    • Posterior wall fixation
    • Posterior wall fixation
    • Transverse fracture via Kocher-Langenbeck
    • Transverse fracture via Kocher-Langenbeck
    • Transverse fracture: fixation
    • Transverse fracture: fixation
    • Both column via modified Stoppa
    • Both column via modified Stoppa
    • Safe screw placement around the acetabulum
    • Safe screw placement around the acetabulum
    • Aftercare and complications
    • Postoperative care
    • Weight bearing after ORIF
    • Complications
    • Acetabular fractures in obese patients
    • Acetabular fractures in obese patients
    • Take-home messages
    • References (1 of 5)
    • References (2 of 5)
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    • References (5 of 5)
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