Fig. 2
From: Medium-term clinical results in patients with floating hip injuries
A 16-year-old male treated with damage control orthopaedics. Initial radiographs (A) and three-dimensional computed tomography images (B–E) showing a type C floating hip. Closed reduction and internal fixation of femoral neck fracture on the third day after admission (F–H). Percutaneous sacroiliac screw fixation of the posterior ring, INFIX fixation of the anterior ring, and anterior fixation of the acetabular fracture by the lateral window of the IL approach on the tenth day (I–K). The removal of INFIX 1 year after surgery (L). The removal of cannulated screws and sacroiliac screw 1.5 years after surgery (M–O)