Abstract
Summary: Pelvic fractures, especially those of the Malgaigne type, frequently occur in the setting of a polytraumatized patient. Sacroiliac disruption reflects a massive disruptive energy force with concurrent soft-tissue injury. Fixation through an anterior approach facilitates the accurate and stable fixation and avoids many of the soft-tissue and wound problems associated with posterior approaches.
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