Table 2.

Details of type of fracture and soft-tissue surgery, complications <30 days, and re-operations <30 days and >30 days of the individual paediatric patients with an Open Pelvic ring fracture.

	Treatment	Details ORIF	Surgery soft-tissue injuries	Complications	Re-operation < 30 days	Re-operation > 30 days
1	EXFIX, then ORIF	Anterior plate + posterior 2× SI-screw	Colostomy and repair perineum, anal sphincter	SIRS, hypovolemic shock, ileus, infected OSM	Multiple VAC dressings + wound nettoyage + fixation humerus Fx	Multiple VAC changes + wound nettoyage + reversal colostomy + removal SI-screw + SSG upper leg
2	EXFIX, then ORIF	Posterior 1× SI-screw	Repair bladder rupture	Compartment syndrome
3	EXFIX, then ORIF	Posterior 2× SI-screw	Wound debridement right Pelvic crista
4	EXFIX		Colostomy and repair vagina, rectum, anal sphincter, perineum	UTI		Reversal colostomy
5	ORIF	Anterior plate	Wound debridement left Pelvic crista	Pulmonary embolism
6	EXFIX, then ORIF	Anterior plate + posterior 2× plate over SI-joint +1× SI-screw	Colostomy and ALT free flap for soft-tissue coverage	Abces	Abces drainage	Abces drainage + revision and reversal of colostomy
7	ORIF	Posterior 1× plate ilium +2× SI-screw	Repair rectum, vagina, perineum
8	ORIF	Anterior plate + posterior 2× SI-screw	Repair vagina	Vaginitis, wound infection		Removal of OSM
9	EXFIX, then hemipelvectomy		Colostomy			Vaginal reconstruction
10	Conservative		Colostomy	Wound infection		Reversal colostomy
11	EXFIX		Colostomy and repair urethra, perineum			Reversal colostomy

ALT, anterolateral thigh; EXFIX, external fixation; Fx, fracture; ORIF, Open reduction internal fixation; OSM, osteosynthesis material; SSG, split skin graft; SIRS, systemic inflammatory response syndrome; UTI, urinary tract infection; VAC, vacuum assisted closure.