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• Provides long-term data supporting nonoperative management as a reasonable option for minimally displaced acetabular fractures, an area where long-term outcome data are limited. • Offers a concrete radiographic threshold — a ≥2 mm step-off on the obturator oblique view — that can help residents and attendings decide when nonoperative treatment is likely to fail versus when surgical fixation should be favored. • Reinforces the value of Judet views (specifically the obturator oblique projection) in borderline cases where the indication for surgery is not clear-cut.
No article notes available at this time.
• Provides long-term data supporting nonoperative management as a reasonable option for minimally displaced acetabular fractures, an area where long-term outcome data are limited. • Offers a concrete radiographic threshold — a ≥2 mm step-off on the obturator oblique view — that can help residents and attendings decide when nonoperative treatment is likely to fail versus when surgical fixation should be favored. • Reinforces the value of Judet views (specifically the obturator oblique projection) in borderline cases where the indication for surgery is not clear-cut.