Table 1 The detailed characteristics of patients
Case | Age/gender | Classification | Associated Injuries | Days following injury (day) | Surgical approach | Surgical time (min) | Intraoperative blood loss (ml) | Matta’s method | d’Aubigné–Postel score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 40–49/1 | Both columns | Chest and Craniocerebral injuries | 67 | Pararectus and Kocher–langenbeck approach | 420 | 2300 | Imperfect | Good |
2 | 30–39/1 | Both columns | Chest injuries | 45 | Ilio-inguinal and Kocher–langenbeck approach | 285 | 1200 | Anatomic | Excellent |
3 | 20–29/1 | Transverse and posterior wall | Abdominal injuries, closed internal degloving injury | 42 | Kocher–langenbeck approach | 125 | 600 | Imperfect | Excellent |
4 | 30–39/1 | T shape | Craniocerebral and abdominal injuries | 36 | Ilio-inguinal and Kocher–langenbeck approach | 160 | 1000 | Anatomic | Excellent |
5 | 40–49/1 | Both columns | Chest injuries | 64 | Ilio-inguinal and Kocher–langenbeck approach | 310 | 1500 | Imperfect | Good |
6 | 30–39/2 | Both columns | Abdominal injuries | 54 | Ilio-inguinal and Kocher–langenbeck approach | 210 | 1900 | Imperfect | Good |
7 | 40–49/1 | Both columns | Craniocerebral and chest injuries | 29 | Ilio-inguinal approach | 150 | 800 | Anatomic | Excellent |
8 | 40–49/1 | Both columns | Craniocerebral injuries | 32 | Pararectus approach | 135 | 700 | Anatomic | Excellent |