The major aim of the trauma surgeon in controlling pelvic bleeding is stabilization of the unstable pelvic injury. Stabilization of the pelvic injury decreases retroperitoneal volume, and therefore, decreases blood loss as it act as tamponade of the bleeding vessels. Stabilization of a disrupted pelvis can be handled in several ways. This decrease in motion prevents any further disruption of the pelvic veins or the clots that have formed. The pelvic binder or the garment is the most expeditiously accomplished with a longitudinally folded bed sheet wrapped circumferentially around the pelvis, placed between the iliac crests and greater trochanters, and secured anteriorly by Clamping. Once the garment is applied in the emergency situation, it
