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Fig 1.

A three-dimensional geometric model of the pelvic spine.

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Fig 2.

Simulated longitudinal fracture of the sacrum.

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Table 1.

Lumbar spine material parameters.

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Table 2.

Pelvic ligament parameters.

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Fig 3.

Pelvic fracture finite element model constructed, Pelvis model mechanics loading (red arrows) and binding constraints (blue arrows).

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Fig 4.

Schematic diagrams of four iliolumbar fixation models and their corresponding maximum von Mises stress distributions.

A:.unilateral L4 pedicle screw + unilateral L5 pedicle screw + iliac screw. B: Maximum von Mises stress cloud for the L4L5IS model. C:unilateral L5 pedicle screw + S1 pedicle screw + iliac screw. D: Maximum von Mises stress cloud for the L5S1IS model. E:unilateral L5 pedicle screw + iliac screw. F: Maximum von Mises stress cloud for the L5IS model. G: unilateral S1 pedicle screw + iliac screw. H: Maximum von Mises stress cloud for the S1IS model.

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Table 3.

Vertical displacement of the upper surface of the sacrum.

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Table 4.

Sacral vertical displacement normality test.

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Table 5.

Sacral vertical displacement Homogeneity of Variances test.

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Table 6.

ANOVA test.

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Table 7.

LSD Multiple Comparisons.

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Fig 5.

Relative displacement values for each model group.

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