Prospective study of percutaneous screw fixation of anterior column acetabulum under fluoroscopic guidance: Clinical and radiological evaluation

Objective: The objective of this prospective study was to evaluate the clinical and radiological outcomes percutaneous screw fixation anterior column acetabulum, guided by fluoroscopy.Methods: A conducted on a cohort patients with acetabular fractures who underwent fixation. procedure performed under fluoroscopic guidance ensure accurate placement. Clinical evaluations were preoperatively, postoperatively, during follow-up visits. evaluation included assessment pain, functional outcomes, complications. Radiological involved assessing adequacy fracture reduction, position, subsequent bone healing.Results: total 21 mean age 41.71±13.16 in study. Males 14 cases (66.7%) followed 7 females (33.3%). Road traffic accidents accounts major proportion affected individuals 18 (85.7%) fall from height accounting 3 (14.3%). majority had traumatic injuries due high-energy impact. Maximum time duration required 55 minutes minimum 15 average 25.6 minutes. In regular follow ups at 6th month score 17, maximum i.e. out having excellent results 2 good results. Conclusion: Percutaneous acetabulum is viable treatment option for fractures. It provides favorable terms pain relief improvement.