Conclusion

Pelvic plating systems, including the Auxein Pelvic Plating System, have transformed outcomes in pelvic fracture management. Combined with emergency stabilization techniques like the C-clamp, they provide life-saving benefits. Future trends point toward customized implants and damage-control orthopedics for improved survival and function.

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