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Fig. 4E —45-year-old man with both-column acetabular fracture.
Anteroposterior pelvic radiograph (A), bilateral oblique pelvic
radiographs (B, C), axial CT scan (D), and sagittal
reconstruction CT scan (E) show acetabular fracture (straight
arrows, A-C), with break in obturator ring (arrowheads,
A-C) and extension into iliac wing (curved arrows). Note
coronal plane of fracture on CT and superior pubic ramus fractured at
puboacetabular junction.
