4. Primary survey
• A: can speak ,can move neck, not tender along C
spine
• B: no accessory muscle use, thechae in midline,
clear and equal breath sound,CCT -Neg
• C: BP 111/73 mmHg, PR 82 /min ,not seen
external bleeding, no gross hematuria
• D:E4V5M5, pupil 3mm RTLBES
• E: seen skin contusion at left hip, tender around
left hip
5. Adjuncts to primary survey
• Obsevre vital sign
• Retain folay catheter
• CXR
• FAST : Neg
• Film pelvis AP : pending
6. Secondary survey
• Allergies: no history of drug or food allergy
• Medications: no current medication
• Past illnesses: no U/D
• Last meal: 15.00 27/06/2560
• Event: ตกจากต้นไม้สูงประมาณ 4 เมตร สะโพกซ้ายกระแทกพื้น
หลังจากนั้นลุกนั่งไม่ได้ปวดสะโพก ขยับขาซ้ายแล้วปวดมากขึ้น
7. Physical examination
• Head: no fracture, no external wound
• Maxillofacial: no deformity ,no bony crepitus
• Cervical spine/Neck : C spine not tender, no sign of airway
obstruction
• Chest: no accessory muscle use, trachea in midline, clear and equal
breath sound
• Abdomen:normoactive bowel sound ,soft, not tender
• Musculo skeletal: skin contusion at left hip, no deformity, tender
around left hip, hip joint limit ROM due to pain,no numbness
• Neurological:grossly intact
• Perineum:
– Perinium: no urethral bleeding
– Rectum: normal sphincter tone, no high riding prostate
12. • Official report finding
– Vertical fracture of sacrum
– Fracture left superior and inferior pubic rami
– Bilateral SI joint and pubic sysphysis are intact.
28. • Anterior Posterior Compression (APC)
• APC I : Symphysis widening < 2.5 cm
• APC II :Symphysis widening > 2.5 cm. Anterior SI joint diastasis .
Posterior SI ligaments intact. Disruption of sacrospinous and
sacrotuberous ligaments.
• APC III : Disruption of anterior and posterior SI ligaments (SI
dislocation).
• Lateral Compression (LC)
• LC Type I : Oblique or transverse ramus fracture and ipsilateral anterior
sacral ala compression fracture.
• LC Type II :Rami fracture and ipsilateral posterior ilium fracture dislocation
• LC Type III : Ipsilateral lateral compression and contralateral APC
• Vertical Shear (VS)
• Posterior and superior directed force.
• Young-Burgess Classification