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21 consecutive patients with 23 rotationally and vertically unstable sacroiliac joint disruptions were operated on through an anterior approach. Open reduction and internal fixation with a 2-hole square plate was performed. At follow-up after 5 (2–8) years, 18 patients were rated excellent or good and 3 patients poor. In all the cases the reduction of the Si-joints was maintained.
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