Description
This study investigates the influence of sacral morphology variations on the stabilization provided by sacroiliac screws in patients with pelvic posterior ring fractures. Using high-resolution CT scans for advanced 3D analysis, it identifies sacral dysmorphism variations of L5/S1 sacralization, tongue-in-groove phenomena, and mammillary bodies, that are crucial for refining surgical planning and enhancing fixation effectiveness.
Program Affiliation
SOAR
DOI
https://doi.org/10.52519/00159
Publication Date
Summer 7-26-2024
Recommended Citation
Murugan, Vikram and Bird, Justin, "Surgical Challenges in Sacro-Pelvic Sarcomas: Tailoring Approaches with 3D Morphometric Insights" (2024). Students Summer in Oncology at Anderson Research (SOAR) 2024. 12.
doi:https://doi.org/10.52519/00159
Keywords
Sacrum; Sacral Dysmorphism; Bony Corridor; 3D Analysis
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