Annals of the rheumatic diseases · 1993
Clinical evolution of sacral stress fractures: influence of additional pelvic fractures.
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Peris P, Guañabens N, Pons F, Herranz R, Monegal A, Surís X, Muñoz-Gómez J
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OBJECTIVES: To evaluate the clinical evolution of sacral stress fractures in relation to the scintigraphic pattern and the presence of additional pelvic fractures.
METHODS: This was a retrospective study of 14 patients with sacral fractures.
RESULTS: Six patients had additional pelvic fractures. Four bone scintigraphic patterns were found. The resolution of symptoms was longer in patients with associated pelvic fractures (30 weeks v three weeks). No relation was found between the bone scintigraphic pattern and the time of evolution.
CONCLUSION: Associated pelvic fractures delay the resolution of symptoms in patients with sacral fractures, regardless of scintigraphic pattern.
METHODS: This was a retrospective study of 14 patients with sacral fractures.
RESULTS: Six patients had additional pelvic fractures. Four bone scintigraphic patterns were found. The resolution of symptoms was longer in patients with associated pelvic fractures (30 weeks v three weeks). No relation was found between the bone scintigraphic pattern and the time of evolution.
CONCLUSION: Associated pelvic fractures delay the resolution of symptoms in patients with sacral fractures, regardless of scintigraphic pattern.