Pelvic avulsion fracture - Revision history

Rossdonaldson1 at 22:30, 17 March 2021

2021-03-17T22:30:35Z

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	==Background==		==Background==
	[[File:PelvicAvulsion.png\|thumb\|Avulsion fracture of: (1) Iliac wing (Duverney fracture) (2) Superior pubic ramus (3) Inferior pubic ramus (4) Transverse sacral (5) Coccyx fracture. (6) Anterior superior iliac spine (7) Anterior inferior iliac spine (8) Ischial tuberosity]]
	*Isolated, closed avulsion fracture of pelvis or single-bone		*Isolated, closed avulsion fracture of pelvis or single-bone
	*Trauma may be very minor (e.g. fall from seated) in elderly or those with weakened bones		*Trauma may be very minor (e.g. fall from seated) in elderly or those with weakened bones
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	==Evaluation==		==Evaluation==
			[[File:PelvicAvulsion.png\|thumb\|Avulsion fracture of: (1) Iliac wing (Duverney fracture) (2) Superior pubic ramus (3) Inferior pubic ramus (4) Transverse sacral (5) Coccyx fracture. (6) Anterior superior iliac spine (7) Anterior inferior iliac spine (8) Ischial tuberosity]]
	*Pelvic X-ray, CT pelvis		*Pelvic X-ray, CT pelvis
	*Assess for other injuries and more severe fracture		*Assess for other injuries and more severe fracture

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	*Trauma may be very minor (e.g. fall from seated) in elderly or those with weakened bones		*Trauma may be very minor (e.g. fall from seated) in elderly or those with weakened bones
	*Sports-related avulsion fractures are most common pelvic injuries in children		*Sports-related avulsion fractures are most common pelvic injuries in children

			{{Pelvic fracture types}}

	==Clinical Features==		==Clinical Features==

2021-03-17T22:25:15Z

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	==Background==		==Background==
			[[File:PelvicAvulsion.png\|thumb\|Avulsion fracture of: (1) Iliac wing (Duverney fracture) (2) Superior pubic ramus (3) Inferior pubic ramus (4) Transverse sacral (5) Coccyx fracture. (6) Anterior superior iliac spine (7) Anterior inferior iliac spine (8) Ischial tuberosity]]
	*Isolated, closed avulsion fracture of pelvis or single-bone		*Isolated, closed avulsion fracture of pelvis or single-bone
	*Trauma may be very minor (e.g. fall from seated) in elderly or those with weakened bones		*Trauma may be very minor (e.g. fall from seated) in elderly or those with weakened bones
	*Sports-related avulsion fractures are most common pelvic injuries in children		*Sports-related avulsion fractures are most common pelvic injuries in children
	[[File:PelvicAvulsion.png\|thumb\|Avulsion fracture of: (1) Iliac wing (Duverney fracture) (2) Superior pubic ramus (3) Inferior pubic ramus (4) Transverse sacral (5) Coccyx fracture. (6) Anterior superior iliac spine (7) Anterior inferior iliac spine (8) Ischial tuberosity]]
	==Clinical Features==		==Clinical Features==
	*History of trauma		*History of trauma

2021-03-17T22:23:58Z

Differential Diagnosis

2019-09-24T17:45:43Z

Management

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	==Management==		==Management==
	*Do not disrupt pelvic ring, do not usually require surgery		*Do not disrupt pelvic ring, do not usually require surgery
	*Analgesia		*[[Analgesia]]
	*Crutches, non-weight-bearing status		*Crutches, non-weight-bearing status
	*Outpatient orthopedic follow-up		*Outpatient orthopedic follow-up

2016-09-10T23:19:48Z

2016-09-07T18:36:16Z

2016-09-05T19:42:33Z

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	*Trauma may be very minor (e.g. fall from seated) in elderly or those with weakened bones		*Trauma may be very minor (e.g. fall from seated) in elderly or those with weakened bones
	*Sports-related avulsion fractures are most common pelvic injuries in children		*Sports-related avulsion fractures are most common pelvic injuries in children
	[[File:~~PelvicAvulsionFx~~.png\|thumb\|Avulsion fracture of: (1) Iliac wing (Duverney fracture) (2) Superior pubic ramus (3) Inferior pubic ramus (4) Transverse sacral (5) Coccyx fracture. (6) Anterior superior iliac spine (7) Anterior inferior iliac spine (8) Ischial tuberosity]]		[[File:PelvicAvulsion.png\|thumb\|Avulsion fracture of: (1) Iliac wing (Duverney fracture) (2) Superior pubic ramus (3) Inferior pubic ramus (4) Transverse sacral (5) Coccyx fracture. (6) Anterior superior iliac spine (7) Anterior inferior iliac spine (8) Ischial tuberosity]]
	==Clinical Features==		==Clinical Features==
	*History of trauma		*History of trauma

2016-09-05T19:33:19Z

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	*Trauma may be very minor (e.g. fall from seated) in elderly or those with weakened bones		*Trauma may be very minor (e.g. fall from seated) in elderly or those with weakened bones
	*Sports-related avulsion fractures are most common pelvic injuries in children		*Sports-related avulsion fractures are most common pelvic injuries in children
	[[File:PelvicAvulsionFx.png\|thumb\|Avulsion fracture of: (1) Iliac wing (Duverney fracture) (2) Superior pubic ramus (3) Inferior pubic ramus (4) Transverse sacral (5) Coccyx fracture. (6) Anterior superior iliac spine (7) Anterior inferior iliac spine (8) Ischial tuberosity]		[[File:PelvicAvulsionFx.png\|thumb\|Avulsion fracture of: (1) Iliac wing (Duverney fracture) (2) Superior pubic ramus (3) Inferior pubic ramus (4) Transverse sacral (5) Coccyx fracture. (6) Anterior superior iliac spine (7) Anterior inferior iliac spine (8) Ischial tuberosity]]
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	==Clinical Features==		==Clinical Features==
	*History of trauma		*History of trauma

2016-09-05T19:32:29Z

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	*Trauma may be very minor (e.g. fall from seated) in elderly or those with weakened bones		*Trauma may be very minor (e.g. fall from seated) in elderly or those with weakened bones
	*Sports-related avulsion fractures are most common pelvic injuries in children		*Sports-related avulsion fractures are most common pelvic injuries in children
			[[File:PelvicAvulsionFx.png\|thumb\|Avulsion fracture of: (1) Iliac wing (Duverney fracture) (2) Superior pubic ramus (3) Inferior pubic ramus (4) Transverse sacral (5) Coccyx fracture. (6) Anterior superior iliac spine (7) Anterior inferior iliac spine (8) Ischial tuberosity]
			]
	==Clinical Features==		==Clinical Features==
	*History of trauma		*History of trauma