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Patients with symptomatic posterior pelvic ring injuries were excluded.
The optimal fixation for posterior pelvic ring injuries remains unclear.
There is significant anatomic variation of the posterior pelvic ring.
The patients exhibited a mean posterior pelvic rotation of 12.5° in supine active unilateral hip flexion, while controls had a mean posterior pelvic rotation of 9.1° (p < 0.001).
Standardized views do not account for the wide variability of the posterior pelvic ring.
The preoperative CT scan allows for the measurement of each patient's individual posterior pelvic ring alignment.
None of the patients had physical symptoms of a posterior pelvic ring injury.
Percutaneous iliosacral screw placement can successfully stabilize unstable posterior pelvic ring injuries.
The anatomic variability of the posterior pelvic ring is demonstrated above in four different patients.
Hemodynamically unstable patients with unstable anterior and posterior pelvic ring injuries are usually managed acutely.
The influence of the posterior pelvic ring ligaments on pelvic stability is poorly understood.
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