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. 1994 Dec;97(12):649-51.

[Pediatric pelvic fractures]

[Article in German]
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  • PMID: 7855611

[Pediatric pelvic fractures]

[Article in German]
C Rangger et al. Unfallchirurg. 1994 Dec.

Abstract

From 1977 through 1992 a total of 25 children (age 4 months to 14 years) were hospitalized for pelvic fractures. Clinical outcome and X-ray evaluation had been recorded and were retrieved for 21 children. In 3 patients pelvic fractures required surgery. All pelvic fractures healed uneventfully whether treated by surgery or conservatively. Concomitant injuries, treatment, and types of pelvic fracture are discussed.

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