Iatrogenic bladder rupture resulting from the modified stoppa approach for acetabular fracture: a case report

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• What: This approach provides good exposure to the anterior column, the entire quadrilateral surface, and the pubic symphysis . The authors report an exceptional case of iatrogenic bladder rupture diagnosed during the MS approach for acetabular fracture. Special attention was also given to the vascular connections in this approach (corona mortis anastomosis); this anastomosis was identified and ligated before proceeding further with the surgery.
• Who: Adnane Lachkar et al. from the Orthopedic Department B, University Hospital, have published the research: Review began 07/25/2024 Review ended 07/31/2024 Published 08/05/2024 © Copyright, in . . .
  

   

  

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