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Journal of the Korean Academy of Rehabilitation Medicine 2008;32(2):234-238.
Noninvasive Reduction of Fractures of Pubis and Separation of Symphysis Pubis by Circumferential Pelvic Belt: A case report.
Park, Jeong Mee , Ryu, Mun Ki , Kim, Sung Hoon , Jung, Sang Hoon , Kim, Joo Ryung , Kim, Hyun Seok
Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, Yonsei University Wonju College of Medicine, Korea. mdpenny21@hotmail.com
치골 골절 및 치골결합 분리에서 골반 벨트를 이용한 비침습적인 정복 -증례 보고-
박정미, 유문기, 김성훈, 정상훈, 김주령, 김현석
연세대학교 원주의과대학 재활의학교실
Abstract
Early reduction and stabilization of the pelvic bone after traumatic unstable pelvic bone fracture is the most effective method to control life-threatening bleeding and reduce late complication. In this study, we compared the effect of the non-invasive pelvic belt on various positions, and studied the effects of weight bearing and shifting during walking on pelvic belt position. Case 1) separation of symphysis pubis; Case 2) fracture of the superior and inferior ramus of the right pubis; Case 3) fractures of the superior and inferior ramus of both pubis and separation of symphysis pubis. Pelvic belt was prescribed in all three cases. Pelvic belt reduction reduced the distance between fracture line by 40∼60% at all levels. Therefore, pelvic belt reduction is recommended as a non-invasive, safe and effective rehabilitative treatment for pelvic bone fracture patients to restore function without pain or secondary injury. (J Korean Acad Rehab Med 2008; 32: 234-238)
Key Words: Pelvic bone fracture, Circumferential pelvic belt, Noninvasive reduction


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