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Fig 1.

X-ray imaging of the pelvis model with plate osteosynthesis.

a shows the a.p.- view and b the obturator- view of the hemi-pelvis.

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Fig 2.

X-ray imaging of the pelvis model with arthroplasty.

a shows the a.p.- view and b the ala- view of the hemi-pelvis.

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Fig 3.

Test set-up clamped in the testing machine.

The acetabulum was aligned in a manner that a physiological force introduction was realized according to Bergmann et al.

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Fig 4.

Shows the standardized placement of the spackle patterns.

Four different fracture gap displacements were measured. The optical measurement was performed between spackle pattern 1/2, 1/3, 2/3 and 4/5 (1 = os ischii; 2 and 4 = os pubis; 3 and 5 = os ilium).

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Fig 5.

Graphs show the fracture gap displacement between the different measuring points as a function of the applied forces during cyclic loading.

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Fig 6.

Boxplots compare the maximum failure force of the osteosynthesis and the arthroplasty without significant difference (p = 0.173).

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