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case_images: Leipzig Pelvic Trauma Algorithm in patients with hemorrhagic shock
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case_images: In case of non-responding situations our further approach is immediate emergency surgery (Fig. 2).
case_images: Loose catheter in the pelvis during emergency laparotomy in the operation room
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case_images: Moreover, the reason for the missing sufficient catheter placement could be found (Fig. 3).
case_images: Acetabulum fracture with impacted femoral head left-sided. LS: Lumbar spine, Sa: Sacrum, Im: Ileum, Ac: Acetabulum, FH: Femur head, *: fracture lines
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case_images: The fracture pattern was concluded to be a sufficient reason for the long distance ruptured iliac vessel ipsilaterally (Figs. 4 and 5).
case_images: Fractured and unstable pelvis right-sided. LS: Lumbar spine, Sa: Sacrum, Im: Ileum, *: fracture lines
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case_images: The fracture pattern was concluded to be a sufficient reason for the long distance ruptured iliac vessel ipsilaterally (Figs. 4 and 5).