Whether the fracture of the right subpubic branch is serious depends on the degree of fracture and the damage to the surrounding tissues. Simple fracture without dislocation is not serious, but if the fracture is dislocated to the surrounding muscles, nerves and blood vessels, it will cause compression and damage, which will be more serious.
1. Simple subpubic fracture: the broken end of the fracture is not obviously displaced and has no obvious effect on the surrounding tissues, so the condition is not serious. Pay attention to the daily care, and the fracture can be cured by rest, braking and other conservative treatments.
2. Obvious dislocation of the fracture: if the fracture causes damage to the surrounding muscles, nerves and blood vessels, the symptoms will be more serious, causing obvious abnormalities in limb movement, and the fracture should be treated by surgical incision and internal fixation.
The specific situation needs to be combined with clinical symptoms and imaging tests to make a comprehensive judgment, and standardized treatment under the guidance of clinicians.