الفهرس 
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Abstract
1- Late residual bony complications are observed more in vertical 5hear fractures.
2- Sacroiliac dislocation as well as symphyseal disruption should be treated operatively from the start as they are pure ligamentous injuries and markedly unstable.
3- Unilateral longitudinal skeletal traction is not effective in reducing Malgaigne fractures. The traction should be bilateral, combined with pelvic sling and the weight should be gradually increased until perfect reduction is achieved.
4- Malunion is the commonest late complication met with in this study and owed to bad management and early weight bearing.
5- Urogenital complications are more common with fractures of the anterior segment of the pelvic ring.
6- Neurological complications are more observed with fractures associated with sacral fracture.