Table 1.
The demographic profile and clinical/radiological outcome of the patients with comminuted posterior wall fracture where the posterior wall was reconstructed with iliac crest strut graft
| Surgery number | Age/gender | Associated injuries | Surgical approach | Follow-up (y) | Merle d’Aubigne and Postel score | Radiological score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 28/M | Abdominal injury | Kocher-Langenbeck | 5 | Excellent | Good |
| 2 | 36/M | Medial malleolus fracture, knee ligament injury | Kocher-Langenbeck | 3.5 | Fair | Fair |
| 3 | 33/F | Patella fracture | Kocher-Langenbeck | 2.5 | Very good | Good |
| 4 | 48/M | Both bone forearm fracture, tibial plateu fracture | Kocher-Langenbeck | 3.5 | Good | Fair |
| 5 | 22/M | Head injury (AISS < 3), femur head fracture (Pipkin type I) | Ganz surgical dislocation | 3 | Very good | Good |
| 6 | 39/M | Blunt trauma chest | Kocher-Langenbeck | 4 | Good | Good |
| 7 | 44/M | – | Kocher-Langenbeck | 3.2 | Excellent | Excellent |
| 8 | 43/M | Abdominal injury, knee ligament injury | Kocher-Langenbeck | 2 | Good | Fair |
M male, F female, AISS abbreviated injury severity score