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Pelvic bone fractures may be life-threatening and often requires surgical intervention such as preperitoneal packing or angiographic intervention as hemorrhagic shock progresses. Abdominal wall hematoma due to blunt trauma is uncommon, but in case of hemodynamic instability or growing hematoma, surgical intervention is required. Here we reported the case of a patient who had both unstable pelvic bone fracture and abdominal wall hematoma with hemorrhagic shock.

Modified unilateral inguinal incision preperitoneal packing in a patient with an unstable pelvic bone fracture with ongoing abdominal wall hemorrhage