# Summary

Summary

In summary , a haemodynamically normal patient can be safely transferred for stabilisation of  unstable fractures within hours after injury and following control of  the associated damage. Pelvic injury /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF 

Associated injuries can only be managed once the patient is
physiologically non-compromised
Decision on the stability is of paramount importance
Procedures for damage control may be the only available
option
External stabilisation of the pelvic ring is the basis of all
treatment
If necessary, further bleeding control can be achieved either by
angioembolisation or by extraperitoneal packing

Summary

In summary , a haemodynamically normal patient can be safely transferred for stabilisation of  unstable fractures within hours after injury and following control of  the associated damage. Pelvic injury /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF 

Associated injuries can only be managed once the patient is
physiologically non-compromised
Decision on the stability is of paramount importance
Procedures for damage control may be the only available
option
External stabilisation of the pelvic ring is the basis of all
treatment
If necessary, further bleeding control can be achieved either by
angioembolisation or by extraperitoneal packing

Summary

In summary , a haemodynamically normal patient can be safely transferred for stabilisation of  unstable fractures within hours after injury and following control of  the associated damage. Pelvic injury /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF /uni25CF 

Associated injuries can only be managed once the patient is
physiologically non-compromised
Decision on the stability is of paramount importance
Procedures for damage control may be the only available
option
External stabilisation of the pelvic ring is the basis of all
treatment
If necessary, further bleeding control can be achieved either by
angioembolisation or by extraperitoneal packing