Traumatic pelvic injuries are potentially life-threatening and disabling injuries that often result from high-energy impact. It is well established in the orthopaedic literature that adult pelvic fractures can result in urologic injury, especially posterior urethral injury. Pelvic trauma and associated injuries in children are less characterized than in adults and extrapolated from an older population although there are significant anatomic differences between the skeletally mature and immature pelvis. In this context, long-term urogenital sequelae of pelvic fractures, specifically in children, are not clearly and comprehensively represented in the literature.
