"Non-operative management 6 may be indicated in the setting of minimally displaced fracture. It is more common in developing countries. Indications for non-operative management include:"
"delayed presentation (> 3 weeks)"
"displaced fracture with roof arcs > 45° in AP and Judet views or >10 mm on axial CT cuts"
"AO/OTA classification of acetabular fractures"
"AO/OTA classification of acetabular fractures"
"The initial assessment is often with a portable AP radiograph of the pelvis in the emergency department."
"displaced fracture with roof arcs > 45° in AP and Judet views or >10 mm on axial CT cuts"
"Harris system (CT imaging based) 4,5"
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"Acetabular fractures are a type of pelvic fracture, which may also involve the ilium, ischium or pubis depending on fracture configuration."
"unstable fracture pattern (e.g. posterior wall fracture >45-50%)"