1. Experimental study of fractures of the posterior pelvic ring C1.1 using LC-II screws and internal fixation by plate
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Yu Liu, Xukai Wang, Bin Tian, Hong Yao, and Guangyao Liu
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Pelvic fractures ,Biomechanical studies ,LC-II screws ,Percutaneous screw fixation ,Minimally invasive treatment ,Orthopedic surgery ,RD701-811 ,Diseases of the musculoskeletal system ,RC925-935 - Abstract
Abstract Introduction To compare the biomechanical outcomes of C1.1 posterior pelvic ring fractures treated with different numbers of LC-II screws and plate internal fixation. Materials and methods Nine adult preserved pelvic specimens were used. After being measured by bone densitometry, the specimens were randomly divided into 3 groups of 3 pelvic specimens each. The C1.1 pelvic fractures were generated by iliac osteotomies and anterior pelvic ring osteotomies. The fractures were fixed and randomly divided into three groups: (1) one LC-II screw, (2) two LC-II screws, and (3) two reconstruction plates. The anterior pelvic rings were all fixed with pubic branch screws. A biomechanical testing machine loaded all specimens vertically, recording the displacement and ultimate load of the specimens to quantify the stiffness. Results When loads up to 1000 N were applied, the displacement of the iliac bone was close between the one LC-II screw and the two LC-II screw group specimens; (P > 0.05); when loads such as 1000 N, 1200 N and 1400 N were applied, there was no significant difference in displacement between the plate fixation group and the two LC-II screw fixation group (P > 0.05), both of which were superior to the one LC-II screw fixation group (P 0.05), and both were superior to the one LC-II screw fixation group (P
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- 2024
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