Computer integrated surgery will allow minimally invasive or percutaneous stabilization of acetabular fractures while minimizing the radiation exposure, questionable sterility, and prolonged operative time associated with the current technique of Computer Tomography-guided percutaneous fixation. The purpose of our study is to assess the applicability of the technique to screw placement in acetabular fracture surgery in terms of accuracy and efficiency, without the benefit of intraoperative radiographic imaging. Other potential applications of the technique include pelvic and femoral osteotomy, internal fixation of pelvic fractures, and treatment of sacro-iliac joint disruption.
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