Trauma in a Flash: Open Book Pelvic Fractures

In this episode of Trauma in a Flash, Dr. Sucher covers open-book pelvic fractures that commonly occur due to high-energy mechanisms such as a fall or motor vehicle accident. He advises that most pelvic fractures are not identifiable during a physical exam, but there are some external symptoms. He demonstrates two techniques to properly close an open book pelvic fracture.

[@PRJavi17]

I had an open book pelvic fracture after a motorcycle accident and I cant tell you how grateful I am for doctors like yourself! Thank you

[@Anna_kandy]

Great info. I learnt so much in this short video. Thank u. Please post more

[@ryanpelealu5045]

hey doc, i want to ask, how bad is open book pelvic fracture? what happen if you don't have surgery when your symphysis pubis open about 2.9cm?