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Minimally invasive stabilisation of anterior pelvic ring injuries through anterior infix versus percutaneous anterior retrograde pubic screw: a prospective comparative cohort study

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  • Ahmed Goda El-Hamalawy

  • Mohamed Abdelmoneim

  • Mohamed Al-Sayed

  • Mohamed Youness

  • Fouad Sadek

  • Elsayed Kassem

  • June 25, 2026

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Minimally invasive stabilisation of anterior pelvic ring injuries through anterior infix versus percutaneous anterior retrograde pubic screw: a prospective comparative cohort study

  • by Ahmed Goda El-Hamalawy, Mohamed Abdelmoneim, Mohamed Al-Sayed, Mohamed Youness, Fouad Sadek, Elsayed Kassem

  • June 25, 2026

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