Study Procedure:~Patient enrollment and pre-operative evaluation:~Upon Arrival, the patient will be managed in the emergency department according to the Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) protocol. After achieving the haemodynamic stability, in cases of shock, X-rays (AP and lateral view of the lumbosacral region, inlet and outlet views of the pelvis) and CT scan of the pelvis will be performed. If the fracture pattern fits the inclusion criteria, the patient will be offered to enroll in the study and the patient will be prepared for surgery.~Surgery:~The surgery will be performed under general anaesthesia and fluoroscopic guidance. The patients will be positioned prone on an open top of a radiolucent table with large bumps under the thighs to accentuate an extension force on the legs which will be the main reduction maneuver in the surgical procedure.~Bilateral percutaneous L4 and L5 pedicle screws will be placed under fluoroscopic guidance with Jamshidi needles, and these were will also be used the iliac fixation via percutaneous S2 alar iliac screws.~Cases presenting with significant instability, minimally invasive Transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion (MIS-TLIF) will be performed. Additionally, in cases with neurological deficit, posterior decompression will be performed.~Follow-up The patient will have four follow up visits (one and half month, 3month, 6month and 1 year) besides the discharge visit, during which the functional outcome scores will be filled out.~AP and lateral view pelvis x-rays will be performed every visit. CT scan, AP and lateral scanograms will be only performed on the 1-year visit.
the main aim of this study is to evaluate the results of performing minimally invasive surgical management for cases with traumatic spinopelvic instability and spinopelvic dissociation. This will include using percutaneous pedicle and S2 alar iliac screws, minimally invasive transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion and transtubular posterior decompression.