Corona Mortis in Pelvic Fracture Surgery: Identification and Hemorrhage Management
The Corona Mortis, ominously nicknamed the “Crown of Death,” is a vascular anomaly that poses significant risks in pelvic fracture surgeries. Its presence demands both anatomical awareness and precise hemorrhage control strategies to prevent life-threatening complications. This article delves into the anatomical significance, injury mechanisms, and evidence-based management techniques for this vascular variant, ensuring surgeons […]
