Pelvic Spring
Pelvic Spring • Pelvic spring positive (i.e. tenderness) may suggest pelvic bone fracture Notes: • However, if pelvic bone is tender during palpation, pelvic fracture needs to be ruled out, e.g. by doing a pelvic X-ray. Hence, NO NEED to proceed with pelvic spring. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEmFULH4ql4
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Pelvic spring
Pelvic Spring • Pelvic spring positive (i.e. tenderness) may suggest pelvic bone fracture Notes: • However, if pelvic bone is tender during palpation, pelvic fracture needs to be ruled out, e.g. by doing a pelvic X-ray. Hence, NO NEED to proceed with pelvic spring. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEmFULH4ql4
Notes:
• However, if pelvic bone is tender during palpation, pelvic fracture needs to be ruled out, e.g. by doing a pelvic X-ray. Hence, NO NEED to proceed with
pelvic spring
Pelvic Spring • Pelvic spring positive (i.e. tenderness) may suggest pelvic bone fracture Notes: • However, if pelvic bone is tender during palpation, pelvic fracture needs to be ruled out, e.g. by doing a pelvic X-ray. Hence, NO NEED to proceed with pelvic spring. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEmFULH4ql4