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Case Reports
. 1986;72(2):143-5.

[Acetabular fracture with intrapelvic luxation following an epileptic attack. Apropos of 2 cases including 1 bilateral case]

[Article in French]
F Aubart, J Fares, F Chaise
  • PMID: 3715097
Case Reports

[Acetabular fracture with intrapelvic luxation following an epileptic attack. Apropos of 2 cases including 1 bilateral case]

[Article in French]
F Aubart et al. Rev Chir Orthop Reparatrice Appar Mot. 1986.

Abstract

The authors have observed 3 acetabular fractures following epileptic fits in two patients. One case was bilateral with an anterior displacement on one side and a posterior one on the opposite side. The second case, which was unilateral, showed a central displacement and a transverse fracture of the acetabulum. Both cases were treated conservatively. The first had a relatively good result after 6 months, and the second died after 10 days.

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