Pelvic Acetabular Surgery

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Your acetabulum breaks when you have an acetabular fracture. The hip joint's socket is called the acetabulum. Types of acetabular fractures are categorized based on pattern and severity. Acetabular fractures are distressing wounds that typically need surgery. The cartilage that encircles your hip socket might cause complications like hip arthritis. A break in your hip socket is known as an acetabular fracture. A "ball-and-socket" joint makes up your hip. The socket is created by your pelvic bone, the acetabulum. The ball is formed by your femoral head, which is the top of your femur (thigh bone). Your pelvis and thigh bone may move together thanks to the ball-and-socket joint. What enables you to walk is this joint. A substantial loss of mobility and functionality can result from an acetabular fracture. Compared to most hip fractures, acetabular fractures are substantially less frequent. The upper femur or femoral head is the site of most hip fractures. You might have an acetabular fracture on either side of your body. Your acetabulum can fracture in a variety of locations and ways known as patterns. These patterns are determined by location, direction, or both. Among acetabular fractures are: Anterior wall fractures: A break in the front column of bone or the region around the bony rim (wall) of your hip socket is referred to as an anterior wall acetabular fracture.

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