A Rare Case of Complex Pelvic Injury and Associated Intrathecal Fat Embolism due to Spinopelvic Dislocation with Sacral Burst Fracture

<div>(a) Axial head CT scan indicating hyperdense fluid in the lateral ventricles. (b, c) Sagittal and coronal CT planes’ indication on the spinopelvic dislocation and the unstable dorsal pelvic ring with a transiliosacral fracture on the right side and a transforaminal component on the left side. (d, e) 3D reconstruction of the CT scan showing the spinopelvic dislocation and sacral burst fracture (S2/3).</div>

Case Reports in Orthopedics

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Figure 1: A Rare Case of Complex Pelvic Injury and Associated Intrathecal Fat Embolism due to Spinopelvic Dislocation with Sacral Burst Fracture 