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In the dysmorphic group, S1 TSTI pathway remained narrow with age while IS at S1 and TSTI at S2 had a significant increased diameter with age (p0.001). The ICD is a useful fluoroscopic landmark for percutaneous screw placement in the pediatric pelvis. For non-dysmorphic pelvises, the ICD to S1 height ratio, as well as osseous corridors for IS, TSTI at S1, and TSTI at S2 screw trajectories increase significantly with age. The margin for safe screw placement in S1 is smaller for younger and dysmorphic pelvises. The ICD is a useful fluo
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