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Dr Timothy Hardcastle dr.tchardcastle at absamail.co.zaThu Oct 30 18:24:43 GMT 2008
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> My concern is that there are no studies that demonstrate ANY altered > outcome on the patients who arrive in the ED with a simple pelvic > fracture. Would they not be just as well off if nothing was applied? If > someone has data on these patients, please identify them to me. > > Norman Norm These are not in need of anything - the only pelvic fractures that may benefit from intervention are those with significant bleeding and for most of these restoration of the pelvic ring does the trick. Some will also benefit from extra-peritoneal pelvic packing. The treatment of bleeding is to stop the bleeding - what ever way works Tim Dr T C Hardcastle M.B., Ch.B. (Stell); M. Med. (Chir) (Stell); FCS (SA) Principal Specialist Trauma Surgeon / Honorary Lecturer UKZN Dept Surgery Deputy Director - IALCH Trauma Service
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