Table 3 Surgical procedures in patients with injuries of the spine and pelvis
Number | Sex | Age | Injury | Procedure |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Female | 16 | L-1 fracture | Posterior stabilization T-12 to L-2/3 |
2 | Female | 58 | Complete tetraplegia, C2, T 3–6 and T-9 fracture | Posterior stabilization C0–C3, posterior stabilization T-4 to T-7 |
3 | Female | 43 | L-2 fracture | Posterior stabilization L-1 to L-3 |
4 | Female | 56 | L-3 and L-4 fracture | Posterior stabilization L-3/4 |
5 | Female | 55 | Fractures of the right transverse process T-3 to 8, bilateral pelvic fracture, (lateral clavicle fracture) | Right SI-screw, ORIF right clavicle |
6 | Female | 55 | Incomplete tetraplegia, rupture of the intervertebral disc C3/4 and C-5/6 | Decompression, posterior stabilization, and fusion C-3 to C-7 |
7 | Male | 57 | Open book injury with vertical instability | ORIF of the symphysis, SI-screw |
8 | Female | 17 | Fracture T-5/6 | Posterior stabilization T4 to T-7 |
9 | Female | 16 | Fractures of T-8, L-1, L-2 | Posterior stabilization T12 to L-3 |
10 | Female | 50 | Instability C-5/6, (skull-base fracture) | Anterior fusion C-5/6 |
11 | Female | 55 | Complex right pelvic injury | Lumbopelvic fixation |