Abstract
Reconstructive operations for unstable pelvic ring injuries in most cases are performed at later date after trauma (period of complete stabilization of the vital functions). The paper presents treatment outcomes of three patients with vertically unstable pelvic ring injuries where minimally invasive lumbar-pelvic fixation with pedicle screws was applied. The morphology of sacrum injury determined a configuration of the lumbar-pelvic transpedicular system. In all cases the final surgery was performed in the early period of traumatic disease, which made it possible to restore the anatomy of the pelvic ring and obtain good functional outcomes.
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