Marcus F. Sciadini, MD

A 41-year-old man was involved in a motor vehicle accident with a tractor-trailer. Following a prolonged extrication from his vehicle, he was brought in via air transport to a referral trauma center for further evaluation. He was hemodynamically stable on presentation. Advanced trauma life support protocol was initiated and initial evaluation demonstrated isolated musculoskeletal injuries. The patient’s main complaint was pelvis and bilateral lower extremity pain.