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. 2024 Oct 9;144(10):4587–4593. doi: 10.1007/s00402-024-05557-2

Table 3.

Analysis of the 2018 AO/OTA type-B pelvic ring injury group addressing the changes of injury mechanisms, instability patterns, and change of hierarchy [16,24, 38]

B1: Incomplete disruption of posterior arch, no rotational instability:
       B1.1: Lateral compression fracture (LC1) = Tile B2
       B1.2: Open book fracture (APC1) = Tile B1
B2: Incomplete disruption of posterior arch, rotationally unstable, unilateral posterior injury
       B2.1: Lateral sacral compression fracture + internal rotation instability (LC1) = Tile B2
       B2.2: Lateral compression fracture of the ilium (crescent type) with internal rotation instability (LC2) = Tile C?
       B2.3: Open book or external rotation instability (APC2) = Tile B1
B3: Incomplete disruption of posterior arch, rotationally unstable, bilateral posterior injury
       B3.1: Internal rotation instability on one side and external rotation instability on the contralateral side (LC3) = Tile B3
       B3.2: Bilateral lateral compression (LC) sacral fracture (LC1) = Tile B3
       B3.3: Bilateral open book (APC2) = Tile B3