Presentation
Trauma
From the case:
Malgaigne fracture
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Fractures involving the left SI joint and ipsilateral ischiopubic rami.
From the case:
Malgaigne fracture
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Fractures involving the left SI joint and ipsilateral ischiopubic rami.
Case Discussion
Malgaigne fractures involve the SI joint and ipsilateral ischiopubic ramus. It is considered an unstable pelvic fracture and is clinically evident by shortening of the lower extremity.
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