Introduction
spinopelvic, fractures, blood loss
BLOOD LOSS, FRAGILITY FRACTURE, COMPLICATIONS
Fragility fractures of the pelvis (FFP) in the geriatric population are steadily increasing since the past few decades [In cases of FFP, purely transsacral fractures occur in up to two-thirds of cases [The literature describes a variety of different surgical stabilisation procedures for the treatment of BFFS. In addition to the classic sacroiliac screw fixation with [Hence, the aim of this study was to compare the perioperative outcome of the bisegmental transsacral stabilisation (BTS) and spinopelvic fixation (SP) as two specific minimally invasive fixation techniques of the posterior pelvic ring in BFFS with regard to surgical side influences on blood loss, complications, postoperative mobility, and social integrity.