1063. Epidemiology of femoral neck fractures vs. intertrochanteric fractures // Avascular necrosis of the femoral head: s/sx, mean age, atraumatic causes & traumatic causes
1062. Predictors of large transfusion based on AP pelvis / Angiographic embolization: arterial vs. venous, indications
1061. Radiographic clues to posterior arch injuries / Two mechanisms for acetabular fracture, physical exam findings & signs, xray view
1060. Coccyx fractures: 2 causes, ?xray, Rx // Two kinds of sacral fractures that are more serious // Open book pelvic #: usual mechanism, hallmark on xray
1059. Priorities in management of high energy pelvic ring injury + hypotension / Pelvic avulsion fractures: who gets them? 4 kinds // Straddle #: define, associated with what injury?
1058. Tile's classification of pelvic fractures
1057. Value of inlet/outlet pelvic radiographs / Normal width of symphysis pubis & SI joint / If doing DPL in context of pelvic fracture, why do a fully open technique? / Unstable blunt trauma patient with pelvic # and DPL positive by cell count only: OR or angio?
1056. Pelvic trauma + blood at the meatus = what? / Gross hematuria = what? // S2-S5 nerve root injury signs and symptoms // AP compression fractures of the pelvis are strongly associated with what thoracic injury?
1055. Sources of pelvic bleeding in trauma / Possible fates of an enlarging pelvic hematoma / Physical exam maneuvers to perform if positive pelvic fracture
