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- W M Moore, J J Brown, J L Haynes, and L Viamontes.
- J Trauma. 1987 May 1;27(5):570-2.
AbstractManagement of patients who have suffered traumatic hemipelvectomy is one of the most difficult challenges to confront a trauma surgeon. We present a case of a female survivor of traumatic hemipelvectomy and factors in the care of these patients that can lead to a successful outcome.
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