• Training
  • 23/01/2021

Pelvic Fractures for Othopaedic Exams

Description

The provided VTT document describes a comprehensive webinar session regarding pelvic fractures targeting participants preparing for the FRCS examination. The session is opened by a facilitator who welcomes attendees, introducing the featured speaker, Mr. Campano, a consultant from Salford Hospital specializing in pelvic injuries. The format of the talk is interactive, allowing participants to ask questions and engage actively with the material presented. Throughout the session, Mr. Campano references various classifications of pelvic fractures, discusses common injuries and their management, and highlights the importance of timely intervention and proper assessment strategies for trauma cases.



As the presentation progresses, attendees are informed about thromboprophylaxis protocols during recovery, particularly emphasizing the use of low molecular weight heparin. Additionally, the session includes guidance on identifying injuries through CT scans, discussing various treatment approaches including pelvic packing and external fixation, and recognizing associated complications such as hemorrhage and urological injuries.



Attendees are encouraged to participate in both interactive discussions and a viva session at the end, where they will engage with simulated clinical scenarios. The document suggests that many complex medical details, such as anatomy involved in pelvic fractures and specific guidelines for management, are crucial for examination success. It ends with instructions on further engagement with the recorded material and an invitation for questions, affirming Mr. Campano's ongoing support through the learning process.

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