Pelvi Acetabular Surgeries Care by Dr. Harsha G N

Pelvi acetabular surgeries are specialized orthopedic procedures performed to treat complex fractures and injuries involving the pelvis and acetabulum (hip socket). These injuries commonly occur due to high-impact trauma such as road traffic accidents, falls from height, or industrial injuries and require precise surgical intervention to restore pelvic stability and hip joint function.

Management of pelvic and acetabular fractures demands detailed preoperative planning using advanced imaging such as CT scans and three-dimensional reconstruction. Surgical fixation is performed using specialized plates and screws to accurately realign fractured bones, preserve joint congruity, and minimize long-term complications.

When to Consider Pelvi Acetabular Surgery

• Severe pelvic or hip pain following a high-impact accident or fall
• Difficulty standing, walking, or bearing weight on the affected side
• Displaced pelvic or acetabular fractures seen on imaging
• Associated injuries affecting hip joint stability or limb length

Advantages of Pelvi Acetabular Surgery

• Accurate restoration of pelvic anatomy and hip joint alignment
• Improved hip function and long-term mobility
• Reduced risk of post-traumatic arthritis and deformity
• Enhanced recovery through structured rehabilitation and follow-up

Postoperative rehabilitation plays a vital role in recovery after pelvi acetabular surgery. Gradual weight-bearing, physiotherapy, and muscle strengthening programs are customized for each patient. Regular follow-up ensures proper fracture healing, joint stability, and long-term functional outcomes.